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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Strawberry horn at Churchill tV Woo!'
For firm cUim iltuitl-t i ti I) '.
Utile uiOoklaid.
It. Ui'ierUjn U raur.;i 10 mayo hi
family i' Portland.
Keniiitnlxr McKloli-y Cluh nieoilntr
at (Sloniim'i) hull tomorrow tilu'it.
Th Morrow Uaiiter br'e on lumb
er Miivcln Im not un e xjnrlmint.
W. J. Lovrjoy, tho S. 1. cnirn-or, will
boo i) tucvtt hi (uruily to Ali1urxl.
ritHcityol Metlford nuw owun it own
electrfa liht plant ntnl mr oystsm.
Tlu'Ilaral Xuriliwniit mi.l Seini-workty
l'i.AinitAMtit both ono yuar lor only $2
Mr. Myra Count of I;iu, I a vMtinK
Ht I'ranU II un'm :!ti I) HniU Niii;-
Hon. D.iviil hex llm Intfinal roventm
ui;ui, of A'liiainl wa in t!n c:ity Sutur
toy. mwiim McKay ol Millwood, wu in
t'incity rturday uti'i callifl at thin of
!!. Clin, ('oitlirnri went to ttotehurg
TlnirmUy rcturiHl rriJiiy. IVilioroiA
tieo. I.iinor, j'onnurly of Olalla, i tho
.li'iiiiMTii'ii: nomlncQ fir Ahoiitf in Coo
county.
t.'rl Knolier biniitfi' (or all kioilnof
Mriuui'd iiiHtrurui-ntM j lit recuivci! nt T.
K. Iliclmrilaon'.
' I). II. ):). l UmahuTu, ii looking
u ( 1 1 r Im-iiii'M matters In ttii city.
Mvrtle J'ulnt KnU-r jiriM
If yoi want a tiirrul pohoii that will
kill In. th loitiintc an'l I'sAt'K, nail on A.
C MurnterM A Co , (ir it.
KruWtnr J. T. HriilnH, of tho C S.
Land OlIi!, wpiiI i-j Albany, today, to
attend lt MrKiittdv timber ton I cwe.
V. (). M.uka of thin city U mentlonf-d
h a i anili latf for rnuuty recorder jn tho
demr.cratii' ticket. AnhUrnl Ti ling'.
U'auken miu a thing, tli.iti what
it is, mni 0 pt-r rnt further than com
mon (tlidilpn, Clnii-bi!1 A. Wnolley Hell
it.
Col. I'.ryan knew h't wasn't in it whn i
!ip aw that Maotti-r uclion, WincliON'or I
taWcdown liil j Hut Cnurchill .t Wo i!l i y
H-H for 00.
llf iibi' n i:.
o.iU.. of North Myn.p,
wa in town httoiilay, ruaking Iinal
proof on hi lioun'ti;. I entry I idore ttm
T. S. LamKillloi.
Ii. I'.. Hhorwuol, the Coin county
Htock man, ia (p.indiru a few daya in
ilotpbnrg on hi n-torn home from a
liUHiricia viiit to KUnia:li fouiHy.
lion, i i. W. Kid II.) of .xa ea waa in
tin city Saturday. He ha purchased
a mil of the Jin Curtin hinkrup.
ut.i and is moving it to hi wood yar l.
Mr. Kinily J. ('outers, of Camaa
Valley, w in town Saturday, making
liiul proof on bur Ii jineatead pntry before
t'm ri'g'n1"'' ho 1 reiver of the L. S.
.m l O.'li-e.
The new crAmery built on the lower
river is miking aatielactory progress and
will soon be In operation. The ;nachio
ry i expt(!t within a week or ten day.
'Jo-jnille liulletin.
For joo printing neatly ami promp'.ly
excelled at reatonable price, patronize
S? itoibur.j link and JobOitlce. Work
OHUally turned on tii-eame day order ia
received. II Hv K. Lovei.i., Manager.
J. M. Dillard of DUlard. Oregon,
died at Mi home it that place at 10
o'clock tbi morning and will be buried
at Civil lliuid totrorrow a', 2 p. ru.
Tho pympatliy of aWi'i extended to the
sorrowing one.
s. 1). Kvan of l'm).Li Ferry, a fruit
nun ol many year experience, in the
fruit lidHinens, wan doing businen ia
town Saturday and made (hi o.tlce a
pleaaant builncHi call. Mr. Kvatit nays
tiio fruit in hii vicinity i not Injured a
yet.
The W. C. T. V. will bold regular
inOMting tonight at 7:'W, in the M. K.
church, bubict "Sull'rage." A cordial
invi'ation ia extended to tho Y. W. C. T.
U. to attend this meeting.
Miih. II. W. Smith,
Secretary;
A. K. Uinkle, wa doing businea in
the city Friday. He was exhibiting
tomi flneaainple of mohair from hi
thoroughbred Angora. Mr. Hinkle
Htt.vs the yleM i vory hivy. Wonder if
Mr. Uinkle will go into the Iron dad
mohair truBt. Mr. I'.ryan bitterly con
demn! trust you know,
J. L. Stratford waa appointed a notary
publio by Governor Gear, and will ba
ready at all timea and wherever ba may
ba, to eieouta deed, mortgages and
..tl.av lais&l nansri. the
hlanta lor
which, he will carry with hitu as he
tnvala tlirouahoot the county. II you I
nave this kind of work to do, see him.
BREVITIES.
J. A, Willi of Inr Crook, wa In the
city Haturriuy.
S, Woavcr, of Myrtlo Creek, wan in
town Saturday.
T. l'.fKWi r of Myrtle Crook, was in
ton Hitnrdav.
W. If. Raymond win over from Can
yon villtt Hatnrday.
Call on (laddia Ilios. lor hay anl oalft,
at IIih llnnhoy t urn.
.1. T. Hpnugli, ono of our Looking (ilus
friend, wki in the city, Friday.
Tho Studubakor wagon i the boat.
Kee tl.prn at Churchill A Woolley'e.
I'reparaMona ir lxinf made to roplace
tho rNldence of Mm. ZetU Ball, rcontly
burned.
The Look iti (ilara merchaut, J, T.
(Joodiuan wan iloint bunine In town
Satnrday.
Anion Sovein, of Uoaehur, lain Cot
raica (Jrovj vinitiutC hla Bister, Mca lame
Millpr ar.d Kanford. Ntn;Kt.
A. IS. C. Denni'ton, one of the great
Northern ruiflc roproapntativer, was
doing htitinuss in tho city, Hatnrday.
I'.argain in '2'luker IUth cabinntf.
Factory prico ('each. Price thia week
while (hoy latt each, at Rapp'0 Drug
Store.
Sheriff Orine, ol Jackaonville, ponaed
through laet wei-k, with Harry Collins,
on their way t-j tho panitnntiary at
Salem.
Mr. Adam Hoin, h ) )ih bweti
iting relatives and Irion In in tliia city,
returned to her home near Oregon City
ThuraJay. ,
When you want confcctioniirics that
are pure and (rehli, try the Kandy
Kitchen. It I the place wbi're you got
full value for your moony.
Hev. J. Ii. Skidmoro, formerly of Ali
land, was- piiln prouiincnt as an orator
at the Republican cunvcnlion In Koeo
burg, lat Saturday. Anhlund Tidings.
The I". S. I. a nd Ollice in tnia city, ba
bpen trow. led witti lioiincsa the pant
Hcnk. Many filing and ecvpral contcat
r.tm'B interi-''d the clliciaU arid wevcral
! ol our a'torrify.
.Mayor W, S, IScnnott, of Co'.tai'e
itirovc, wan a K'jpo'inrg iaitor to Jay. In
icimiiany wr.li ilerti.irt r.aklu unI
I Miller, be wan making final proof on hi
jtimU,r (l.1;liiu We , R
pleaPan) visit with our old friends.
Dr. I. L. Arnold, J. II. Uutltr and Dr.
W, S. Jones went, down to Itosebnrg
Tucnday eveninj; tho two ilret named
In make proof on ttieir timber claims and
the lutttraH witnt'M for, them. Med
ford Mail.
A Kppcial meeting of Uoneburg IiJe
No. 10 of A. O. V. W. in hereby ta'led to
meet at the I.O.O. F.hall in Uosebarg at
8 o'clock thi evening to arrange for at
tendance at the funeral of J. M. Dillari,
daceaaed.
15. F. Ai.lkv, M. W.
The poli'.icnl Holona of all parties who
were in conclaro in I'ortland lagt week,
have returned to their several homes.
Our democrat and fusion friend look
quite "done up" a though tbey bad suf
fered from a Ktvcre attack of la grippe.
'lion. J. II. Stewart ono ol the best
ported fruit men in Oregon nays the
freer. ha not killed all the fruit by a
long ways, anil if nothing more happens
we will have a fair fruit crop in the
Kogue Kiver Valley. Medford l'ojuirer.
Tho Medfurd Mail ol last Friday gives
creamery ijupaMon pii'o a write-up, and
I quite jubilant over the oarly establish
ment of a creamery nt lht place. It
geeuiK that Mr. Murkham'ri work along
that hue throughout thntateia begin
ning to bear fruit.
J ). S. Wei t is in receipt of a letter from
hi brother-indaw, fJ. Webster of San
Miguel, San I.uis Ohiapo Co., Cab, stating
that the front had killed the ontiie fruit
crop of that county, and miles they bad
more ruin w ithin ton daya the grain crop
would also be a failure. Hotter rome to
Oregon where audi unfavorable condi
tions never exist.
The home of TIioh. ISowers, one mile
east of town, has been quarantined on
accouut of thre well developed caies of
smallpox. The sufferers aro Mi, flow
er and two' grandchildren, the children
being Itte arrivals from Washington,
where the disease was contracted. Dr.
15. It. Job.tbe attending physiclan.tslls us
thai the diHHaau i of a mild form and
that the patients are leeovering. Cot
tage tJrovs Nugget.
W. C. Conner ha again taken charge
of the Kooburg I'minixauck, aa editor
and publisher, K. D. Stratford retiring.
Mr. Conner was formerly connected with
the 1'i.AixniCAMtR, and during the time
be was in charge the paper bore evident
marks of improvement. Mr. Conner is
one of the t t newspaper men In Ilia
state, and will no doubt iJon make the
PlaindkalilR one of Oregon's beat jour.
usls. Myrtle I'olnt Koterprise.,
PERSONAL MENTION.
It!da a Itainbler.
A. I.'. Kent and F. H. Murlon, of
Drain, were ii the city Saturday, on
biiHineSv.
A new sidewalk I being construct
ed in front of the reidence of Attorney
O. P. Cosliow.
Ii. DuOas, M. D member Hoard of
1'eneion Kxaminers. (Jfllce. Marnters
building residing corner Douglan and
Jai:lcson street.
V'olney Dixon of San Francisco arriv
ed here last Friday (o visit hi aunts,
Mr. VV, JI. Flanagan and Min Lillie
r.radlcy. (irants J'as Observer.
Conner says since the agent ttecond
call on bim, he i satisfied Stribripr line
of book aro tho best in the market. "Oli
such killing eyeii," says Dave West.
Dr. Cheadle, the dentiat, in little
brick opposite Slociim's hall, (io and
see him when you want good woik. His
prices are reasonable.
fieo. McKee and son of Attoria, wlio
have been in the 'milling business at
that place, aro visiting In Itoteburg loot
ln up buKine matters i.i this city and
vicinity. These gentleman wore here
several yeara ago.
J. I. Jones and little son, Frankie,
and Jack Lewis, of Cottage Grove, are
making Iinal proof on their timber land
claim before tho U. S. land office.
While in loan tbey are goesU of their
brother-in-law. W C. Conner.
John Hicbardeon nr, 1 wife, nee Mies
Kmma Winniford, who have been vii-it-ing
with the hitter's parent on the Cala
pooia, were the guest ol Knscbnrg rel.i
tives and friends ever Sunday. They go
to Drain tomorrow where they will visit
with friend.
Mike DeVaney wa on Friday's train
on bis way home to Itoneburg from .San
Francisco, where be had ao artificial
limb fitted and is no abe to get about
with the aid of crutches. He purchased
a stock of cigar, tobaccos, notions, etc.,
and will open antoro at Koseborg. Ash
land Record.
II. W, Churchill wuv cillcd to town
tms week by the illness,, of hi brother-in-law,
Wm. F. "Jathcart, who ii dan
gerously ill, and with but li';h hope of
recovery. K jhciuia Nugget. Later, j
Mr. Cathcart die I April', I'.li. He was j
tbefathtr of Kx-Mierift t;. r . i.athcut
and came to Oregon in IS.".:;.
Mr. and Mre. Thos. Kay, a-c jtniiariie.l
by Mayor C 1'. r.itliop, went tol'ortlund
yeiterday where Mr. Kay will receive
treatment. Mr. Kay spent several
months in California for th j benefit of
his health. Since his return hi LeaUh
has failed ti improve ami bis cue will
now be treated by Portland phyeicjans.
It is hoped by bis friends that the change
will better bis health and that he will
ion be all right agaio. Salem .!) iruii).
Letter Lst
Remaining uncalled for in the Rom
burg poRtoflice:
Goodwin, C. C. Martin, I'. K.
IJumphrey.CaptXB Oexspous, Mre. o.
Lane, Mrs. Dara Perkins, J. A.
Smith, Miss Dora
Persons calling for these letters will
please state tbe date on which they were
advertised, April 10, 1003.
The letters will be charged for at the
rato of one cent ach.
Wm. A. Fkaiku, P. M.
Novelty .Store Premiums.
C. Wylie 8S; M. 15. Ilogha :5i'l ; F.
reebler O'lO; Mis Carrie Johns 70; Mrs.
Jacob Jones 2i; Sallie Willia SS4;.1.S.
Edwards John McOlellan 1'03; Mrs.
John Kani. Hii; L.
L. Matthews IS; A
Che'uur 143; Mrs.
A. Drollingur 343;
S. li('klerease S ; L.
T. Hoffman Toti; C.
C. Wylie 128; Mary
Mrs Albert Karrhor
?; lChner Weokley
GG; Myrtle Koyer
2G5; A. T. Holfaian 427; Jennie Longters
012; Myrtle Steele 70o; L. IV Lucas 111 ;
Bertha Camp 511 ; A. 15. C. hippie 702 :
lljnrv Wl teCS3.
Novti.TY Ftoiik.
Deal n of Mrs. Jine Dlmmick.
Wiliiih. Or.. April 14.-VIrs. Jane
Dimmick, aged f years, a pioneer of
1SV5, died at her home, in Wilbur today
ot parJysis. Mrs. Dimmick led a large
family, ainonit whom are County irean-
i :. W. nimmick and Mr. J. I. Chap
man, ol this city, and K. S. and L.
Dimmick. of Oakland. Interment to ik I
place Sunday at Kellogg.
Mrs. Dimmick, to whom the above
dispatch refers, ia well anown in this
county. An obituary will be given In
our next issue. The Plaindkales joina
with the large number of sorrowing
Iriendein extending sympathy to the bereaved.
EXPERIENCED WHEELMEN
Choose Ramblers because they
have tone and style, as Svell
as all good points which go to
make up a wheel of very high
est grade. The latest models
of .
Rambler Bicycles
"NOTICE THE EXTRA RI.IM OCi:il I KA.MKS."
are the very best built wheels
on the market today. They
last. The good reputation gain
, ed by the Rambler builders, dur
ing their 21 years' Experience
makes the Rambler a safe and
profitable investment for both
the novice and well posted
wheel buyer.
RAMBLER PRICE $40.
A. C. MASTERS & CO.
m C, I. K. STORE.
W (jrxuls Constantly Arriving. S:p ;n. (liaJ to eLovv t'nern
lo yon.
Just received our Bpring lirio of
Men's 'and Boys' Suits.
A ipleudiil lino, it'll 1 yon to sw Ib.-sn. whether yea
want to purchase or not. They w.r ma-.lo bv l Yv.d lit'-.. X Co.;
of Milwaukee, Wis., and Rro jalio I tho "lVrfctic:j Clothing' they
lit as if your tailor bad ma-lo t'uera for yon.
Our slock of Spring Shape- ia M Hit, is cv.v coinyjlete.
Wo aro agenla for the celebraio.1 -CiORDOX HAT." Tli-y corns m
all Hhapes aud Colors and aro worth $o.OO.
Our stock of
Men's Furnishing Goods
Whs never bttter or cheaper. In fact every depnrtiuent of our
business is now :'n perfect shap(. We carry everything in ' he Dry
(I'VvK Fancy Uood, Notions and dents' Fnrnishins; (rood Liue.
i'. 1 1'-, Shoos, Hats, and Caps.
Our business is growing. Every month it is larger, and why ?
IJecanse we t;ivo good Cioorts anl Honest Value's. No misrepresen
tation, l'.verything as represented or money hack.
.Plimie Mail, IS5 riSHER & BELLOWS.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
We have a complete line of-13
FRESHjGROCERlES,
TABLE DELICACIES,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
CONFECTIONERIES,
FRESH AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, ETC.,
Which will please you in both quality and
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Price. G'veusaCall.
KRUSE &
SEIRECORG
Name it? Why, spell it backwards and you
have it Nice fresh stock of Staple and Fan
cy GROCERIES constantly on hand. Kiv.e
Teas and Coffees a specialty. Canned goods.
Flour and Feed. Fine fresh goods at reason
able prices. Give me a trial order. Wc
make a specialty ot fresh bread.
MRS. . C. KIDD.
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SHAMBROOK.
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