Myrtle Creek Mail News Highlights Local Life and Dwellings
Dr Bogue was called to Cave Creek Sunday to tend a patient. Mayors injury at the sawmill after moving a log. The town receives 750 from Myrtle Creek Hotel Company for a six month saloon license. A new AOUW lodge to be organized by Ralph Feeney with help from Roseburg 416. Oregon nets gain in January per the Supreme lodge. Many residents visit relatives, move homes, or engage in trades and prospecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bogue
Cave Creek
Victor Armitage
C. J. Armitage
Riddle
C.C. White
C. R. Potts
Good Samaratin Hospital
Portland
California
Harriett Dunning
Potts
W. Kroger
Chicago
Kroger
C.L. Hadley
Old Place
A. E. Shiria
Myrtle Creek Hotel Company
United States
Diel—Desth
Henry J. Wiley
Henry
Jeff Wiley
Canyonville A.O. U. W
Rev. Wood
Canyonville Order of the
Order of United Workmen
Ralph Feeney
Odd Fellow's Hall
Roseburg Lodge 416
Supreme
Oregon
Supreme Lodge
Feeney
Dement’s Hotel
Roosevelt to Succed Himself in Roosevelt Nomination Prospects
Senator Cadlom on Saturday asked views on President Roosevelt's nomination and next campaign issues. Roosevelt has Republican support from New States without dissent. Tariff and meat expenditures likely to be debated. trust policy to be gradual and prudent. Cuban reciprocity treaty expected to pass with Senate majority and House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadlom
Roosevelt
New Tates
Congress
Senate
House
Local Notes From Roseburg and Nearby Towns
Dr. Strange of Roseburg spent a day in town. Mr. Cochran and family plan to move to Myrtle Creek. Clyde Malone visits his ancestor. Mrs. G W Short attended Lilac Circle entertainment in Roseburg. Rev Leonard preached two lively sermons last Sunday. Mr and Mrs T J Williams returned home after a week in Olalin. Miss Clare Leonard and Laurel Inman visited friends in Winchester. Banpara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Groves
Johnson Launber Co
Country Life
Mr. Groves
Hanly
Cotton
South Methodist Church
Riddle
Myrtle Creek
Dr. Strange
Roseburg
Town
Cochran
Clyde Malone
Ancie A
J. P. Hughes
G. W. Short
Painting and Paper Hanging by John Miller in Roseburg
John Miller of Hagerstown Maryland has moved to Roseburg and offers painting paper hanging graining and decorative painting at high quality. He advertises low prices and prompt responses and can be reached at 517 Mosier Street or by mail through the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland
Roseburg
Atlantic
Mosier Street
Roseburg packing house bids requested
Bealed bids will be received up to noon on Friday May 1 for a three story packing house in Roseburg Oregon. Plans may be seen at the office of Frank E Alley Architect Roseburg. Bids must include a certified check for a portion of the estimated price and the owner may reject any or all bids. June 30 1903 Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Roseburg
Ore
Frank E. Alley
Museh
C. Gazaxy
Wil lamette Valley Baseball League aims for summer play in Eugene
The Wil lamette Valley Baseball League forms in Eugene with plans for a local team. Manager Al Hampton and Otho Roberts solicit business backing via a subscription, reporting encouraging early support to cover equipment and season costs. A meeting tomorrow night at Svarverad Fisher's office will elect officers for the league board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Hampton
Otho Roberts
Svarverad & Fisher
Ofi Dirécture
Eugene
Walthz Criticized by Cumberland Presbyterian Divines in Missouri
Northwest Missouri divines meeting at Doniphan passed a resolution declaring the waltz dangerous to virtue and urging ministers to preach against it after hearing about its evils. The action was approved without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Divines
Northwest Missouri
Doniphan
District Agricultural Society to Elect Officers in Roseburg
The Board of Directors of the 2nd Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society will meet at F. G. Mireili's office in Roseburg on Monday May 4 1903 at 1 p m for electing officers and other business. F A McCax Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd
Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
F. G. Mireili
Roseburg
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised To Cure All Stages
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It states the medicine is taken internally and works through blood and mucous surfaces, with a $1000 reward for any failure to cure, and urges readers to request testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Hall
F. J. Owaney, & Co
Cheyenne Cowboy Carnival to Entertain President Roosevelt
Special to Plarxomatee from Ounsvexe reports Cheyenne plans a three hour Cowboy Carnival near the fair grounds for President Roosevelt. The program features wild horse races with unbroken mounts, bucking contests, steer roping exhibitions, and cash prizes totaling thousands of dollars, showcasing early range cattle traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Cheyenne
Texas
West
Oakland News and Local Notices Roundup
Owl Hoots from Oakland announces visiting relatives including Mra. John Reese of San Francisco and Mra. Orcutt of Drain. Local residents return from Southern Oregon and Marshfield with Easter visits noted. A marriage is recorded April 12, 1903 between Miss Sallie Bainbridge and John H. Kanipe officiated by Rev. C. A. Hyatt. Compares Prarmpsatar's columns with Owl items as Oakland content is edited for space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thoorpson
J. C. Young
Sallie Bainbridge
John H. Kanipe
C. A. Hyatt
Smith's Trial Admits Chorea Affects His Speech
Whatcom dispatch reports physician witnesses say S W Smith has no control over his sudden vile utterances. He admits to four previous trials for obscene language but claims lack of intent and inability to repress. doctors diagnose chorea, not insanity, and say he cannot be committed to asylum or penitentiary. Spokane ties cited. fines cited. defense ties trouble to scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom
Ward
S. W. Smith
Smith
Spokane
Separate Schools in Kansas Spark Color and Race Reform
Kansas faced a major ruling as the state Supreme Court allowed Topeka boards to maintain separate schools for white and black children. They can compel black children to attend black schools, amid a case where a colored father seeks white-school admission for his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Thoreday
Supreme Court
Topeka Brards
Notice to Taxpayers Begins Tax Collection in Oregon
The tax roll for 1902 or 1903 has been placed for collection and on Monday, March 1, 1903, at an early hour I will commence to receive taxes. Issued at Des Unity, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Isuaib
Des Unity
Oregon
Timber Lands Bonded for Rail Line to Rogue River
W H Strobridge of Glendale bonds 42000 acres in Jackson County at head of Rogue River and Butte Creek to build 26 miles of railroad and a large lumbering plant this season. Land in Goodfellow and Great Bend tracts. estimates 1100 000 60 foot logs with 2 feet more tributary. Price 2 per acre for 2400 acres and 3 for 18000 more. About 4 percent timber usable plant. half rail cost up to 1000 per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Strobridge
Glendale
Jackson County
Rogue River
Butte Creek
Goodfellow
Great Bend
New York Court Ruling Shields Husbands From Wife's Bills
The Appellate Division ruled husbands need not pay a $200.95 bill incurred by a wife and Justice Herman Joseph in the 7th district court found in favor of Rosener. The court held a husband is liable only if he fails to perform a duty to support a wife who leaves him without his fault. An appeal sought guidance for merchants and led to reversals at appellate term and back, with Justice Joseph's decision being sustained then reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of New York
Ry Rosener
Herman Joseph
7Th District
Rosener
Supreme Court
Joseph
Arrest of Joe Matlock for Attempted Rape of 15 Year Old
Eugene Guard reports Joe Matlock was arrested at 8 30 pm by Policeman George Cramer while attempting to assault Ross Bell 15 daughter of J Bell on North Lawerence street. He was bound over in 300 to appear before Judge Hamilton in June. His father J D Matlock and brother E D Matlock stand as bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Mys
Joe Matlock
J. D. Matlock
Geo. Cramer
Ross Bell
J. Bell
North Lawerance Street
Matlock
Samuel Garrison
Pearl Street
Croner
Wintermelt
Hamilton
Circuit Court
E.D. Matlock
For Sale Heavy Draft Horses Addives Team
For sale a splendid team of heavy draft horses offered by Addives at P O Box 43 Roseburg Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addives P. O. Box
Roseburg
Ore Gon
Mohair Bought By Trader Across Cities
Sam offers top price for mohair in any quantity. He will be in Oakland Fridays and Rossburg Saturdays, with headquarters at W. R. Buckingham's grocery, Address 1, A. Mattereas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Oakland
Rossburg
W. R. Buckingham
A. Mattereas
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A.C. Marsters
Douglas County Bank
C. Galey
Board OF
F. W. Benson
R.A. Booth
Nooth
J.T Bridges
F. Relly
A.C. Marsteres
K. Tb Mller
Ove Purnabet
Portland Journal Agency
Hendrick’s Block
J. Noriian & Co
B. W. Strong
JF. Barker & CO
Coos Bay
Drain
J. BR
Wavegares , Drain, Oregon
America
Oxfords
The
Krippendorf Dittman Co
Flint’s
HED Amd Sale Stable
Empire
P. Bansam
Myrtle Creek Mail News
Ninna Johnson
William P. Johnson
Kelley and Fallin
Sherman Cottage
Harry Rice
Jim
Johnson
Wilber Items
Willamette Valley Baseball League
F. A. McCax
President Roosevelt
John Reese
San Francisco
A. N. Orcutt
Tynan
Mike Tynan
Harry Miller
Z. L. Dimmick
Vivian
Lou Lehman
F. G. Strange
Marshfield
Presbyterian
Harry Stearns
Hill
Owl
Mohair
Wwe
Plymouth
John EF. Johnson
Reosburg
Gregton
Y. R Buckingham
Chase
Sanborn’s
J. M. Weatherby
T. A. Kery
D. L. Marta
Roseburg Real Estate Co
A. C. MARSTERS @ CO
Churchill
Woolley
S. W. Paint
Watchmaker
New Bank Building
Omecon
E. A. Kruse
S. C
BE. A. Kruse
Roseburg Ore
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