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The Social Whirl
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AW (JlUM MMY '
,Tlie LniliM;Art OlHU,mpt kt the liomft
oi Milt, ia JiSiiilo, yr-aierday atternoon.
A (nil turnout wan prwent nntt n tie
lllit(ul (line laa hnd, TIiIb club In
milking good proisro nnd In now ono of
tltt etronftofit of lit bind )n Pouthem
Iflrilillchl U fitat fining to (ho froiil
Ada clnu towiijliaVlt'ltj fta ihldtit MVuf
ill olubu within the l'uilflrAiion of
woiunn'a olubu, bcrldtui n tiumbof which
will bo In tlirtt (ilflpn aooit,
At tho meetltiK yuotorilny, whun f ho
bnalnosa (unotlonn hml buun carried out
mill nltontlon turned to toclnl forUurfls,
iofrehmonts wrro aorvod, nml Koiiflral
KOgd tllno wan had, Tia hostoa wm
HlrjwfUld wllli. I'mnpllimtntii nnont tho
lidtpilalltlea of llor homo by tlm clui)
ntM thoocnaalon will bo remembered an
ono o. tlio pI(.'HWiilet Iti tho clubs exit
(once. -
XVKKINO IMUTV
Mr. nml Mra. 1'otor Scott ontorlalood
r ilcr.on of tliolr friend vfcry piqaianlly .
Friday nvonlnpr. at tliolr homo in Hottlh
lMnrMtflcld. 1 ho party had bcun nrrnn
ccd n,9 a welcome for tliolr an 1'cter,
who bus Juet returned from n trip to
Australia on tho Clielinlle amy wna ox
peeled on tlm Alllnnco from Portland.
Tim Riimt of honor did not arrive, but
Iho other Rttcita woro plontnnlly enter
tallied, navorttioInRfl, with gnmon, story
tolling pud rofreelimonta.
nunrniHi: I'AiiTir
Tlio homo of Mrp. and Mrf, K. Huck
endorf Init ovenlm wai tlm nceno of
a niOKt'cnJoyablo mirprlio party, given
in liouor of Andy Nlulfion, who haa juet
returned from an 8 rriontln trip to Aui
trallaand tho Hawaiian Islands.
Thnru worn Hlont "" young poopln
pretont nni the liouta aped awlftly by
while inuelo, dunning nnd Ruruea woro
In prosreaa. Dollcinua rufroiliniontu
wore nerved' nl 11 o'clock, utter which
tho rarloun atnuroincnta woro returned
until tlio wco lionra of tho morning,
ivhon tho crowd dlaporaed,
From Our Exchanges
(Coqulllo Ilnllotln)
It ia reported on Rood Authority that
tho mnehlnory for tho Ilandon Woolen
mill has been purchnaod and n mnn fa
on tho wav to IntUII it. I'rospcctn for
n pulp mill nro nleu eald to bo fnvornhln.
Tho Ilamlon peoplo aro huetlora and do
aorvoto euccccd in landing both of thcao
enterprise?, and wo wiah them aurccis.
Tho l'rohlbltlonleta hold tliolr conven
tion in this placo last Friday and mado
tho following nomination: Joint rion
ntor, 0. M. Dimmitt; roprceontatlvo, G.
I). McFnrlln; dork, Frank Humuor,
cotnmlaalonor for two yeare, I. N. WIN
aon; for four yoara, K. A. Howoy ; ns
acaior, J. II. Sweet; coroner, Mr, Cole
man.
" John Porrott oxhlhl'od to ua aomo
ckb this wook which wo think aro linrd
to boat for aUo. Ono of them measures
elx nnd ono qunrtor inohon in circumfor
enco ono wny nnd euven nnd thrco eighth
thoothur. Thu hen that la rnsponaiblo
for thta product la n full blooded lllnck
Mono'cha, nnd Johnny lift) named hor
' Mnrllin Washington'. Thueo nro not
o:cialonnl tua that nro to largo, for
Martha luya ono of tho einiu nlzo netirly
every day. Lout; llvo Mnrthu and may
hor tribe increased
(Port Oxford TrUmno)
C. 8. Wlnaor, for many ycara suporin
tfltideut of It. X. Ilumo'a business at
Kokuo Klver, waa in town ono day Inst
week. Mr. Wlnaor informal ua thnt
ho had secured n very duslrnblo position
at North llond, nnd that ho would Im
mediately move hla family, now nt
Binlth Itlvor, to that place, whero thoy
will make tliolr future homo. Mr, Wln
eor la 9110 of tlio most export accoun
tants 011 tho gonst an woltiut-ono of tho
moat thorough all round business men,
mid hla numerous Gurry county friends
will bo ploueod to learn p( hie euccosa in
obtniuinc a position oxnclly to hla Ilk
Inn. ,', lhndqn Iteoordor)
Tlio steamer Kllxnboth bfounht in
noout IK) tone of frelijlit last Sunday
fpr tho rl,orJnulOrmong'tha lot was
11 considerable lot of furm mnchiuery,
Captain Pedereou mnda n (pilck trip
up Ijom Ban Frn'leco Uvt.trlp in, "the
EchoQnr Qpmillo heltiK ononly three
dnyo., Up, wad aeyent days- uolnK down,
and "epont' iourtoon Udye, this beirig
IwHt m wA n tlmo m hm imn md
by , echooner In going (o the olty.
After a Iohk delay, BandfH lu t bflve
anew Wool w Mill. Mr. HlHio In
iiormp na.onay inm iih una, tuewwieu hi
:l.ut in raising tho necessary fnnl to
(piycliaie onu of Ilia, most complete
plants In the Uiiltd Htatea for tho bIm
of it. Tbla plant' will be about the Mma
slr.a as tlio ono which was taken from
here to North Jlond n short tiinn ago,
but wlllhnvo fho latest Improved nin-'
chlnory ami a greater vpluning as well
M weaving cnpnclly, the efiglno and
boiler nlto belus larnor than In tho
former plant.
Tho ileal lina been tnado for the ma
chlnory nlld construction will beeln in
earnoit on the biiildlngi, nrly tu May,
,Tho site hna not been nolectcd yet, al
though ono baa been given tho now com
patty by Mr. JJcdlllion, It is ( now
thought that It may possibly be 'built
nearer town nnd on (loop water, thereby
Avoiding tho long, todlotla hauling buck
and forth to and from tho mill,
, All that now remains to bo dono to in
!uro the oitcceaa of this undertaking, in
ho raising of a few hundred dollnni by
Iho oltlxenit of tho town who liavo not
already takon atock in tho proposition,
and of this wo liavo been eiaurod. Aa
tho capital atock la mostly local, local
help will bo employed in tho construc
tion of the entire plant. A thorough
mill mnn will bo sent cast aa soon bb
possible to inspect and take up plant
and placo It In rcadfuesn for removal to
this placo. The company will Incorpor
ate at onco for fifty thousand dollars,
Tho nhovo Information ban been given
m by Mr. Ik'dilllon, who has been tho
prime mover in this inattor up to the
present time.
School Fund Apportionment
I'ollowiug la tho opportlonmont of Iho
county tchool fund for tho year 1001!
amounting to
Diet No. 1 Myrtlo Hank
f 2 1,101, CO
207,05
207,85
aoi.tw
202,00
205,60
13(1,15
101,60.
21H.SO
2058,85
101-t-
401,60
272.M
670,75
S01,0
1C3.86
178,76
223,70
105,60
223,80
207.65
II H
11 11
. 11
2 Hermann
U Arago
1 l.ampy Creek
11
11
11
11
" fi Brosotn'a
" 0 Kmplro
" 7 MelCnlRht
' bCoquillo
" OMarBhQold
" 10 Cummtnphatn
" II Parkeraburg
11 12 Catching Slough
' 13 North Pond
" 14 Itivorton
" 1C Hlg Crook
" 10 Willanch Slough
11
11
11
ii
.1
1
11 ti
'11 11
7 Kontnck Slough
" lBFIigstall
' lObtrango
" 20 Flshtrap
" 21 Jltndolph,
' 2U Moon'a
23 Ie
' 21 HncklcR'a
' 25 Fnlrvlew
" 20 HayncB Slough
" 27 McKlnley
28 Gravel Ford
" 20 Two Milo
' SOSumnor
' 31 Itural (North Coaliun)
11
11
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S37.75
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11
1.
11
340,05
272.80
223,30
103,55
103.C0
327.15
267 85
288.15
1GI.00
151.00
208.45
203.45
300.85
130.15
218.05
188 05
S77.75
649,05
1504.05
131.20
300 65
P60.05
277 75
3 J Dora
" 33 Dnld Hill
" 81 Catching Crook
36 Daniel's Ceook
" 3S Hogor'B
37 Sugar Loaf
ill Templitton
" 30 Cooa River
" 40 Llbby
" 41 Myrtlo Tolnt
42 Rock Creek
43 Norway
" 44 Roy's
I 15 Allogany
' 40 Now Lake 1
" 17 Roland Prnlrlo
" 48 fihlloh
' 10 Hay City
" 50 Remoto
Bl Utter City
11 62 llancroft
' 63 North Slough
" 51 Dandon
" 55 Heaver Slough
50 Ksterbeck
41 57 South Slough
63 Bunny Sldo
' 60 Hall'e preok
00 Prosper
" 01 Doachvlow
1
188.05
13120
257,05
1108.85 '
228 25 '
lDH.Uk
257,03
-tu.uo
178,76
'248,05
10D.4G
.154,
-Hft.05
111,10
151.
Ifil,
120,25
178 80
218,85
158,15
l7it.8H
101 W
.'in'.rtR
1M.U6
- ' 02 Hear Creek
kt " 03 Enclinntod
' 01 Fourmllo
) " 05 Sltkutn
(t 00 Lnko
"-' "07TRxcolBlor
" "08 Lnreon'fl Slough
,0tl Hon,vor Hill
I' ,HO Kim Qceolc .
1' " 71 Iluoll'a
" 72 Ooaledo
,Ju 73 Plnnoapt View
" 74Plcatuintiiili
Ditcd this lSth'ilay of Anrll 1001,
V 1 T wr.y f n.iliA.. t (3.r.
' ' 75 Lnnnst f rovo JU'l.N) O
" 7(1 Oolilun l-'Alla " 15 t)3l Ti.
. . V " 77 Urlilfo"(rcraity M.W' from JJ.C, MKE
' ? i,. iioOu 2 Olo3
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Dor' Items
Chas, Curry, a. late arrival from Okla
homa, in viaitlng Geo, Folsorne and
family,'1
Olark Ilnncli baa sold hls,flne black
twin to Joe I.alid.
MeHora Martf Klri nnd Karl Juhnn
son, late Arrivals from the east, have
bought h piece of land noar tho iww mill
from J. Krnutr:, and intend opening n
cabinet nhop.
Mlnard and Foltomo are running n
logging cmp on F, U. Scbofield'a and J,
I), Hmlth'fl placoa,
Clark IIuikIi. road supervisor, lms a
crow of tnou nt work opening the road
In the canon, and otagos will Boon be
running.
i. t.- ir.n f. mti. .ltt. .!. ....
hi hi iiunv 111 sivtt mill Vila i,iuiiijti,
being tho only case in the nelzhborhood.
Sunday School ia held at Doraechool
lioiiuo each Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
1'rcachlug tho second Sunday in each
month by F. 12, Scholield.
Mlna Hattlo Miller, of Iloaaburg. is
visiting hor grandparents Mr. nnd Mrs.
Martin Miller.
School ia progressing nicely under th
management of F. A. Pferson, Quite
a number Intend taking tho eighth
giado oxariiinatlon in May.
Miss Dcifllo Duncan, who has been
otnylng with Mrs. W. M. Laird, of Cher
ry Creek, returned to her homo at Bit
kum last Tuoeday.
ft la reported thnt F. K. Hchoflcld
preached n most Interesting aormott at
Plcafsant Hill laot Sunday, on tho sub
ject "Should Women Talk in Church7"
, Mr. and Mra. J. P. Stemmler aro ex
pectod homo on tlio Alliance.
DIED Kdmond Millman, at Cherry
Creek, April 23rd, 1001, aged 20
yeara, of typhoid fever. r
The deccasod was a son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Millman, of RoeeUurg.
Tho body was takon to Itoeoburg for
burial. '
"A HOPELESS DEMOCRAT"
Rips The Republican Party Up
Back
The
Kd. Coast Mall: Iaco iuyorsterday's
Mail nn able edltoral In tlio support of
tin Hon. J, S. Cokn for Joint Senator.
I do not proposo to lay any thorns in
,jirt cqVq's path nor crown
bis opponent
I . . . . .
with rofioa. rnrlnormoro 1 uo not owe
yn editor any mnllfo for I fully realize
you aro preaching ygur covited doctrine.
Put I do ncknowledgo myself as one
of those hopeless Democrats who is
atrlving with the multltndoa to break
that great trust tho Ropnblicnn party
which ia flapping tho laboring poor
which ia tho backbono and alnew of the
world, to fat tho lamb for monopolistic
boodlora of tho nntion.
Why ia tho Republican party great?
Recauso our administration and law
makers nro the greatest body of boodlers
in tho world. Why do they stay in
power? Rocauao thoy have control of,
tho sack and tts'e it for political purchaso
nnd aro backed by tho great syndicates,
nnd truata which thoy (ranchlsed into
their dominant power,
It should bo remomberod that since
Mr. Me Kinley's inauguration thoro has
boon moro trusts formed, tnoro millions,
made uy inom. tnoro Btruca nnu moro
110.05 'criminal depredations than in nny liko
183 70 J orio(l In the history of our government
171 80 f fan to nppreclatnto such as n free aud
07.45. ioyai admistration and I bellovo If
184.20 Ohrlflt desrondod to tho White Hoiiin
and both Houses of Congress to bestow
upon tho worthy tho golden wiugp, on
invostiention Ho would nrieo with his
full load of wings and construe thu
oponlng Senato prayor as for tho father
fattening of tliolr lamb and tho leaching
J 0f tliolr ao callod iniorior laboring stib-
tBOte. I donot wish to lmrm Mr. Coko
as a candldato or a good cltizonor uny
other good Republican but simply and
cloarly aot forth, tlio reaeon Why all
hoj'oloae Democrata und othora should
repair from boosting tho old trust'
party into tho fnrther motiopoliBtic
power,
W. O. M
Sumnor, Apr, 527.
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"Wclpfcsof Sir Isaac." -
Are distracted, Mil and' sore,
That their days for "shiner" fishing
Now have gone for ever more,
And they pray some one to tell them,
How to work the prdblem out,
Whon their hook gets is a "elilser"
'Tho thoy cast it far about.
Yen, Its hard (or e'n a christian,
When I16 feels a frisky bite,
And be lifts hla rod so gently
'Till the game cornea into sight,
Yen, ills very vitals tingle
And hla soul filled with doubt,
'Til! thu "shiner" safely landed
Proves to be a frisky trout.
And my brothers it ia trying
To the morals of n all
And there'a many truthful people
Prono to taking a sudden fall -Prone
to lose their moral vision
'Tho their lives have been devout
Who will look upon n"ehlner,"
And can only reo n trout.
I, mjrclf am pretty goodly
And would blush to tell a He,
Hut when gazing on a 'shiner"
Comes a weakness to ray eye
Such a dimness, that I can't tell
Tho small "shiner', from a trout
And so the verdict always goes
In favor of tho d oubt, Ex.
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riiyEiclnn and Surgeon
Ehloro4lo Hiiilding,
MARSHFIELD
Phono 1061
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U Wm. Horsfal M D. -
HollandlHuIiding, " FIiono.031
SIARSHFIELU - : JOREGON
Dr. Havdon.
TOIilCQ opposlto Union furniture store
Hours. 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
Special nttentlon naid to dlsoaFcof Skin
Urinnry and UlBCfltlvo Organs.
U. S. Pension Examiner. Phone. 303
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Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we
hj have always given our customers, but
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TWO &REAT CONTE3TS
Tho fint contest will bo on the July
Vofo For Probldcutrto be cast Nov. 8, 1004. $30,000.00 will be distributed ia each of these contests, lnnkiat;
.c, 000.00 on tno two, aaa, to rsi;e it sttit moro istercstma:, incddiiloato liia .mount, wc win give a
Gmd- fei Prize .off $5,000.iDD2&?..
BiaaswctxByr.r.Tivy.Tagg3assac3exr ana mm iimiiw , 1 dpportuaiticsof winhinjjabic ccsh pr.'n.
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(Jfj addition to the reg
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either contest:
WORUD'O FAIR CONTEST
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Worlil'i fair? At Chlcafo, July 4.1S33. ths nttutdtcco was ZJ3XT,
For noarcit, correct estimatos rocc(va4 I- W0oUri Spl;o Com
pany'a olttce, Tolodo, Ohio, or or baton Juno 110th. 19il. wo will
clvo first prlio (or tho nearest qo. ?;t citlcato, ocsomt prfzo to tho
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MAR8HKIELD ; : OKIOON
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Dental Surgeon and Mwhanlcal Dntit
00100 Naaburt; Buildlnjc, A t,-
Phone 361. , '
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MARSIIFIELD
PJione 421
OREGON
J. M. Upton
ATTORNIiY AT IvAW
Marslifield Qrcgoti
McKnlghf & teabrock .
Lawyers
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Marsh field
Oregon
E.:L. C. Farrfn
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Office Lockhart's Building '
Phone 751 ' r
Marsh field , ' Oregon
J. W. Bennett
ATTORNBYiANblCOUNSKr,OR AT
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Marsh field
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HomwtMd and "flm Lotitloa. ,.,
Arnsteln .it Hibbard, Prop
AH'kwdryiwmk g4raaW(y:flrslIa.
Alt white labor.
Toot of B Street, MarshfleJd, Or
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;Haynes & Chance
1 Kxprees'KKcl delivery to say part of the
i - city es sbt-r t Hotiee
Teams always on the st'reefi
F BAGELSTEIN
General Blackstnithingfand
' repair work. Horseshoeing
cMaod woodwork. First St.
Marsh flfeld, Oregon
WILLIAM HASK'ELL
All kinds of Harness and
Saddlery work prohiptly
' executed. . ... .'
Opposite I. O. O.- F. ball
Marshfield ' Oreeou
Obers of
Grand PrJxe Contests, which will
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PBESlDE?5TiAL VOTE CONTEST
WUfttwillbottotctnliropular Voto cnt tor Proldcnt(vSts
nltcanaiUitc comblntd) at tho ttcctloH November S.l'.VI? la
roet C5ttatc,a(r4 prjio to iho05ctBca-cst,i:tC..cte4 toyovJt '
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a Pritea 3500.00 each ,,.r,.'i. ,.k..l,POO,00
o Prisea QOO.00 " 1,000.00
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