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made yarn— white, l*t; pair woolen
Result of
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l»t; hums made yarn, colored,
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Seth Low, elected mayor of New
PU B L IS H E D E V E R Y TU E SD A Y
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Mary Knonman, Marshfield, home York by 29,864, F u iu n u t.
Sjbep-
D F. Dean. Editor and Proprietor ltul'1,! ¿ » “ “ *1. 2nd; boms made lin- aril, Democot, carried only a single
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borough.
County Official Paper.
Mrs Orunboliu, Marshfield, ten
W. T. Jerome Fnsionist, elected
yards hit abd miss, Ut.
district attorney of New York coun
D evoted tu lb * m .t e n . i .ad «orin i >p
Mies Edna Km.egren Cooa river, ty bt 15,000
M ild in a o f ttav C a tin i'.* Valley pari,caiarly
home made lounge cover, wooien,
All Fusionist nominees for justice
n«r«U>.
» c d uf Cooa C onni* iieu
er.ll
SoOacnptioii, per year . m ad va no«. ft.so 2nd.
of supreme court in New York coun
——
Mra. M J. Eirod, Marshfield, ty elected. Van W.vck ruus nearly
T H K P I P l ’ B ,B s«pt oo ai* ai a e naaa s Turkish rug mat, )tt.
30,000 behind his associates.
Iiii v rtrr.n t t » n u :u i n u i . H u t «
Mra. H. Harris, Lib b i, rag rug,2nd
■aw Santa' RacSan#«. Saa Prsnelanu. t allfovnla,
Democra's eh cted only one of
w -dvr • c e n tria c t* tor » 2 v e rt tau ts c m »
Mrs. Green man, Marshfield, wool the 16 members of the board of
i stockings. Lome made, 1st and 2nd.; estimate and u| poinlinent ol Greater
rfiERlUtt USI.
I Mrs. C -L - Rush, Marshfield, rsg New York.
Sllg. 1st
New York assembly o f 1902 » ill
Winners ol Premiums at tl .he Southern i Helma Hangle, Marshfield, band stand Republicans and Fusionista,
Oreeta District Fair
I made shawl, 2nd.
108: Democrats, 12.
Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany and
Division J.
nivisiox .
Troy elected Republican mayors
BBEAD, CASKS, ETC.
Both patties claiming Rochester'
C lxs * 1 to 10— THOaoCOHBBiDK
Mrs. J. T. McCtrmar, Marshfield,
with probabilities in favor of Re-1
1
exhibit
fruit
butters,
2nd.
F. P. Norton, Marshfield, mare, 4
I Miss Grace McCormac, Marshfiild Pu*^*c*®a'
yeals old and over, let.
vili Dow stay in
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Crocker
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C. Nicholls, Marshfield, same, 2nd. exhibit jellies, 2nd; exhibit jams 2nd v.
continue Tamms nv i
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Jacob
Matson,
Marshfield,
loaf
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and
,
C. Nicholls, Marshfield, stallion,4
-blood bread. 1st; hop yeast sweet ;
‘. ! ’ hlp . . . „
years old and over, le t
.'j
.
.
Nash re-elected Governor of O hio
1st; hop yeast doughnuts, . ‘
.
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l
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F. P. Norton.mare, 3 year old aDd brerd,
i . i .n
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r . i by 85,000. Senator Forakei s
1st; 1 * pt blue berries . canned, 2nd; o lii/
: v vf*
under 4, 1st
r
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in
in
election is certain.
Grant Harry, Coqnille, stallion, 1 1 1 pt red pi arris canned, 2nd.
Baltimore Republicans elected
Mrs.
E.
Johnson,
Marshfield,
year and under 2, second.
their entire city ticket, but Mary
1
potato
yeast
bread,
1st;
rolls
of
D. Morgan, Coquille, mare, 4
land legislature will be Democratic
gems, 1st.
year old aDd over and celt 1st.
by narrow margin.
Mins L. Hazleton, Marshfield,
D. Morgan, Coqnille, stallion, 1
Schmitz Union Labor, elected
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hop
rising
bread,
1st
year old and under 2, 1st.
mryor of San Francisco by 4100.
Mrs.
F.
X.
Hof
or,
potato
yeast
John MattsoD, Earsbfield, stallion
Union Labor also elected three su
I bread, 2nd; soda biscuits. 2ud.
2 years old and under 3, 1st.
pervisors.
Miss
E.
L
Palmer,
Marshfield,
F. P. Norton, Marshfield, mare, 1
San Francisco Republicans elect
! salt rising bread, 1st.
year old and under two, lat.
ed auditor, sheriff, tax collector,
Mrs.
P.
8.
Weaver,
Marshfield,
C. Nichols, Marshfield, mare, 4
treasurer, county clerk, public ad
loaf cake, 1st.
years old and over and colt, 2nd.
ministrator and six supervisors.
Mrs.
W
11.
Curtis,
Marshfield,
J. C Aiken, Roeeburg, carriage
Democrats elected city attorney, re
DUt cake, 1st: layer cake, 1st; baked
team, 1st.
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corder, district attorney, coroner,
F. P. Norton, Marshfield, single beans, 2nd; preserves, 2nd; jellies, two poliece judges and Dine super
1st; piccalilli, 2nd; Chilla sauce, 1st;
gelding, 2nd.
visors.
C. F. McKnigbt, Marshfield, single ripe cucumber pickles, 1st; home
Republicans will probably carry
made
blackberry
wine,
1st.
mare, 1st
Pennsylvania by 70,000 to 80,000.
Mrs. Iiolandson, Marshfield, baked
S. B. Hermann, Myrtle Point, car
Anti-Quay ticket in Philadelphia
beans, 1st
riage team. 2nd.
defeated by 35,000.
Mrs.
W.
A.
Luse,
Marshfield,
F. P. Norton, Marshfield, pair of
W. Murry Crane, elected gover
hermetically sealed fruit, 1st.
farm horses, 1st and 2nd prises.
nor of Massachusetts for the third
E. H. Byers, Sumner, honey in j
time. Legislature will be strongly
Division B.
comb, 2nd; honey extracted, 2nd;
Republican.
CLASS 4. — ' ATTLi.
beeswax, 1st, honey comb founda
Democrats
carried
Arapahoe
tion,
1st.
W. C. Hams, Sumner, bull 3 year
county, Colorado; Republicans Pue
Mrs.
McKnigbt,
Marshfield,
hop
old, 1st.
blo, Leadviile and Colorado Springs. |
R. Williams, Marshfield, cow and rising bread, 2od.
Iowa Republicans elected Cum
Mrs.
L.
U.
Friedberg,
Marshfield,
calf, 1st
mings governor by 90,000.
steamed
brown
bread,
1st.
H Hengatacken, Marshfield, sow
Rhode Island and Connecticut
Mrs. M. R. Brown, Marshfield,
in milk, 2ud.
scorod Republican victories.
H. Sengstacken, Marshfield, bull loaf cake, 2nd.
Democrats increase their majority
Mrs. M. Jutstrom, sweet bread,1st
calf 1 year and under 2, lat.
in Kentucky legislature and elect
Miss
F.
Smith,
Marshfield,,
pre
H. Sengstacken, Marshfield, bull
mayor of Louisville.
serves, 1st.
calf under 1 year, 1st.
Republicans generally successful
M tb . M. R. Smith, Marshfield,
in Kansas local elections.
D iv is io n
fruit butter, 1st; dried fruits, six
New Jersey elected Republican
CLASS 6 , 10 AMD 12 — HHKEP AMD COATS. varieties, 1st; catsup, four varieties,
governor by 14,000.
Legislutuie
1st
Win. Abernathy, Dora, ram 2 year
Republican in both branebe-.
Mrs.
Heisner,
Marshfield,
gra
old and over, Cotswolds, 1st.
Republicans of Xebruska elected
J. W. Hall, Myrtle Point, ram 2 ham gems, 1st; steamed brown tbeir state ticket by 7000.
bread,
2nd;
coffee
cake,
1st.
years old and over, graded sheep,1st.
Republicans of Utah victorious
Miss Grinager, Marshfield, jams,
J W. Wall, Myrtle Point, ewe 2
and South Dakota probably elected
1st;
hermetically
sealed
fruit,
2nd.
years old, 1st.
eight Republican circuit judges.
Mrs. E. A. Dow, Marshfield, soda
J. W. Wall, Myrtle Point, ewe
Virginia Democrats elected state
biscuits, 1st; rolls, 2nd.
goat 2 year old, 2nd.
ticket by 25,000 majority.
Sulina
Harquist,
Marshfield,
pota
J. W. Wall, Myrtle Point, ewe, 1
to yeast buns, 1st.
year under 2, 1st.
PRETTY WEDDING
Mrs. Hazard, Marshfield, baking
J. W. Wall, buck lamb, 1st.
powder biscuits, 1st; Mrs. F. A.
Division D.
Mr. Fai-man and Miss Knott Made Man
McCall, Rose burg, 2nd.
and Wile-
CLASS 3 AMD 5-- POl'LTUT.
G. A. Gould, Elkhorn Ranch,
honey in comb, 1st.
F. P. Nortou, Marshfield, boar, 1
Mr. C. S Fairman and Miss
year old and over, 1st and 2nd.
Continued next week.
Nola F. Knott were united in the
Miss J. Nay, Marshfield, trio Buff
bonds o f matrimony last evening.
Plymouth Rock, 2nd.
I I hv . B. F. Clay preformed the
Hodgings-Grlnegar.
Mrs. McCormac, Marshfield, trio
ceremony st the Christian church
brown leghorns, 2nd.
parsonage. A few intimate friends
A very pretty wedding was solem-
Mrs. McCoraac, trio barred ply-
were there.
izeil at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
mouth rucks, 1st and 2nd.
Both (he contracting parties sre
Lillie G. Friedberg, Murshficld, L. H. Heisncr, Wednesday evening, well known here, Mr. Fsirman hav
Nov.
6.
at
eight
o’clock,
when
trio brown leghorns, 1st.
ing for a long time been with the
Wm. Nasburg, Marshfield, trio Arthur H. Hodgins and Miss May Bots Butcher company, and Miss
L.
Griuegar
were
united
in
the
holy
buff plyrnoivth rocks 1st.
Knott baviug had charge of the
Wm. Nasburg, trio Indian corn- bonda of matrimony, the Rev. Irvine, millinery department of the Golden
of the Baptist church, officiating.
ish games, 1st.
Rule store.
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The purlors were beautifully decor
The newly wedded pair left last
DIVISION E.
ated in h o D o r of the occasion with a
evening on a short boueymoou trip
CLASS 1 AMD 2— FAIR moDI'CTS.
profusion o f Autumn foliaire, ferns
to Payette, where they will visit
F. W. Lange,M yrtle Point, dis- and choice flowers. The bride and
relatives.— Idaho Daily Statesman.
groom stood under n largo bell,
play of common stalks, 2nd.
F. W. Lange, display sheves of which was suspended in the ceuter
Riverton Pick-ups-
of the room, while the ceremony
oats, 2nd.
Tho bride
F. M. Friedberg, Marshfield, dis was being performed.
Last week Messrs. Price and |
was most winsome in a beautiful
play common stalks. 1st.
Jacob Mattaon, Marshfield, yew gown of nun's veiling, and carried Cavanaugh, having all the steam
a hoquet of white chrysanthemums. connections complete tired, up and
bush, 1st.
Jacob Mattson, Marshfield, sweet Mr K. McCoon acted as beat roan tested the engines o f the Rivertou
and Miss Ollie Davis as bridesmaid saw mill. It sounds like old times
anise, Is.
Jacob Mattson, Marshfield, 1 pt After tho many congratulatory ex to hear the hum of the mill and
pressions had been voiced, the the blast o f the whistle.
sweet uuise seed, 1st,
guests, about fourty in number, set
James Vowell and family bnvn
division r.
down to a sumptuous repast, which moved on the Devinish place. He
< LAW 1, 2, 3 — OHMOX MANSTAlTt'BES.
concluded the nuptial festivities.
has purchased a piece of land of
Mrs. C. Strong, Myrtle Point,
The happy couple were recipients his father-in-law, W. T. Kight,
mixed pickets, l i t
of uinuy nice and useful presents, of which gives him au outlet to the
It O. Kirkpatrick, Coquille, rheu which the following is a partial list; county road.
matic remedy, 1st.
Silver castor, L H. Christensen;
Mra. Ed. Rose, o f Parkersburg,
Mias J. Nay, Marshfield, house silver soup ladle, Mrs. V. (). Piatt; spent a day io Riverton.
hold soap, 1st*
silver butter dish, Mrs. C. H. Mer
N. C. Medley came dowD from
Jacob Mattson, Marshfield, pota chant; silver butter knife and sugar
Coqnille on a visit.
He returned
to flour, let. *
shell, Mr. ond Mrs. D. F. Dean;
Flye A itolandaon, Marshfield, 2 silver butterdish, Mara McDouald; the next day.
Mrs. Clementine McCue, o f the
dox Coos bay slams, 1st
silver picklscastor, Mrs. L. G. Ising;
Dimmick k Boale, Marshfield, silver pie knife, Miss Lillie Mer lower river, made our town a husi-
harneas leather, 1st.
chant; pickle dish, Miss Edna Bear; ness call. She sold her Rivertou
H, Sengstacken, Marshfield, bak water sets, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. property to James Vowell.
ing powder, lag.
Steve Steward is now a land
l'aterson, Mr. and Mrs. German,
H. Sengstacken, lemon extract,lat M. sud Mrs. Cole; vsse, Mrs. John holder of Riverton. H e purchas- i
vanilla eitraet 1st Bear; card receiver, Jack MoCoon; ed the D. H. Campbell lot.
fly bounaer, 1st. | China pie plates, J. II Milner; cups
Frank Morgan came down from i
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grass rug, 1st.
land saucers, Miss Nellie Norton; Hoslyn, Waslungtou. a short time i
F. K Wilson, Sumner, buuiaD ; glassware, Mrs. C. A. Woodward; ago. He is now employed in the
hair watch chain, tsL
hand painted dishes, Miss Bessie Riverton Coal Mine.
W e have |
\ Richards.sauce diHhcn,Miss Ida Hall; good grounds to believe that there >
DIVISION a.
! China pie plates, Mr. and Mrs. J. is a greater attraction for him io <
natal.
| Barrie; table linen, MissOllie Davis; Cooa county, than coal digging
W P. Reed, Gardiner, new «lieeee j pickle disk, Miss Jane Cowan; toilet
onna nna
1st.
| soap, V. O. I ’ ratt; parlor lamp. Miss
W Cl. Harria, Sumner, new cheese | Pearl Heiseer; table linen, Mrs. A.
School teachers are not exempt
2nd
Abbott, silk enshon, Mrs. Irvine;
Mis J W. Hall, Myrtle Point vusci, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Coleman from fool-dangers, as was shown by
the death of the principal of a
farm
# batter. 2nd
. The bride and groom are both
J. H. Sc brooder, Arago, creamery Wl,j| „ ncj popularlv known in Marsh- Kansas Citv, Knns., school, who'
butter. 2nd; to o e Bay Craamery. fiel(,
wi„ niakp their future tried to start a fire in a stove with
coal oil.
llershfie Id* 1st.
home m West Marshfield, where Mr.
Ex-Senator Pettigrew seenia wil
Hudgins has lately fitted ups dwell
ling to lead a crusade in favor o f
ing house.—Sun.
i-ow*snr MAkeer-rrnni.
public ownership of railroads, which
Mis. Asplund, Marshfield home
Now that Andy Carnegie is back ■ indicates that rumor was wrong
mede quilt, 2nd.
home, a boom in the library iudus- when it put bim on the road to be-
Mr* I JwhMCD. YUriMUld, homo try may ha confidently looked for j coning a vailread magnate
box ,
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A ll kinds of soft drnks arul fine cigars.
PROOF IS
W hen You V isit our Store!
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IT'S THIS:
More Goods for Same ri)oney—
Same Goods for LESS moi)ey.
If
our Competitor Tells you a Lot of M ean
Things A bout us It’s About Time that you
and Personally In
Tell the Truth in our
Should Come to our Store
vestigate Whether we
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A d s or not.
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Hundreds of Buyers Testify to Being Benefited by Such a Move—
They Found things Exactly as W E STATED.
e4ce=s=i=s*e
& & & & ), - * o « » * * e *
The Result Is:
One more Permanent Customer for us.
W h y Not You?
Y ou have a Perfect Right to Investigate—Y o u
are Free Men!
A Few More Pieces of Odds and Ends in Men's Knit Cot
ton Drawers, for this week only, per pair 15 cents, 2 pair for 25c.
Event of the Season.
Our Opening of holiday Goods [Next
Monday, Nov.
18 th.
We Pay 35 cents per dozen for Eggs.
"VVe Grivea
‘ F ree
| Q
| A noth er
J. o. Kanematz. inducement
Cl)ii)a Free Set