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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915 -EVENING EDITION.
THREE
Koontz Garage
Agency for
I nnr r-An Tlnro run. nlrr
OVERLAND CARS uuuu icnn imw-cAbtuiuti
MlflTORCYULtb uiviupj uho cimuiimcd
Marine and Automobile Repairing a Specialty
North Front o
Vie want your cash business and make it
an object for you to pay cash,
GET A RECEIPT
DOS Day A ta; - v. xww v,v,ow
1'liono ilDI-.T.
FLANAGAN
&
BENNETT
BANK
OLDEST RANK IN COOS COUNTr r
Established 188W.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $118,000
Utcrewt Paid fin Tlmo Deposit
YOU CAN PAY YOUR TAX US THROUGH THIS HANK
. ... .. Officers:
J. W. Dennett, President. A'
J. II. Flunngnn, Vl e-Presldcnt.
11. F. WJHJiifiis, Cashier.
Geo. F. Winchester, ..sit. Cashier.
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Abstracts
Iiin RELIABLE ARSTHACTS OF TITLE AND 1NFUHMATION
w ' ADOUT
COOS BAY REAL ESTATE, See
fULE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
JIAItSIIFIELD AND COQUILLE CITY, OREGON
kvrnAiiAoi:xTS, i:astsidk axd sexgstackex-s addition
I AGENTS 10K OAXADIAX PACIFIC RAILROAD LAXDS
HENRY SENGSTACKEN, MANAGER
fo BEAT THE BUILDING GAME -:- -:-
it been a hobby with us for a good jnny years and n lot of
arable framing mntorlal nt tho right prlco wo know our busl
... lint toll what you want to build and tbo amount you want
o ipend nd wo'll got busy with our poncll and flguro out tho bott
. .mm tin v H'rt ii
our Boat) mu uujt -
;, A. 'Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
CUT THE FUEL DILL 1 TWO III USING OUR, WOOD
hOSE 100; 1H2 SOUTH HHOADWAY
mportant Notice to
Property Owners
GIVE US A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PROPERTY AND
WE WILL OBTAIN FOR YOU AMOUNT OF
TAXES ON SAME. SHERIFF '
DOES NOT NOTIFY
YOU
ROT NATIONAL
BAN
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit Boxes For 'Rent.
arsIifield-North Bend-Empire Auto Service
wei Mnrsliflcld nt Uusy
Corner
10:00 n.m.
2: 00. p.m.
6:00 p.m.
lire North Ilond lt in In-
utes Inter
Leaves Emplro.
8:30 n.m.
11:30 n.m.
3:30 p.m.
BENNETT TRUST CO.
MARSHFIELD, COOS CO., OREGON
Capital, surplus and undlvldol proflta $125,000.00
OFFICERS:
J. W. Donnott, President Arthur McKcown, Secretary
Tom T. nennott, VIco President Donnott Swnnton, Trcasuror
Transacts a trust business only. Acta ns trustcu of express trusts
and also as executor and administrator of estates. Tho only Trust
Company In Oregon outside of Portland organized undor now trust
law In this stato.
.SCAIFKia A. II. IIODGINS
fjjj
clBpljl PAINT AND
JlllltlU nFrnoATiwr: rn
m lLVaVilrl I II1VJ y
KMIm.itcs Furnished
le 110-11. Maihhfleld, Oregon
ITY AUTO & TAXI CO.
u.vi am) Kin it kkkvici:
t ltd, phono 20, Chandlor
Hotel.
ci during cars, phono 20
I mangier Hotol
UKN LAMIIETH, Prop, j
'Cmi : : Now Cars I
CHIMNEYS FIIU3 PLACES I
J. N. BAYLISS
Any Kind of Drlck Work at
Prices That Are Right
Ami all Work Guaranteed
Call at "Tho Flrcslno," Johnson
Rldg., 137 Socond 8t. Phone
4.14-J.
French Rnngos. Bollor Work
AVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See CORTHELL
Phone 3171.
AUTO CALL
FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS
I'liono 1!00.L.
f'gtit and Day.
IJISM Cafo.
iCiri,
i. l 1-ooti:.
Cnroful Driver
HE
AFFY
AVERN
HOME
MADE
CANDY
Wo umlco lco cream
378 Central live, P"ono 13 Mi
MTER-OGEAM THAMSPORTATIDM CO.
Weekly Servlco Cooh liny ami San Francisco.
T IS il
SMITH
Freight and Passenger Service
From San Francisco, Tuesdays,
i
From Coos Bay Saturdays.
run sax niAXcisco Saturday, jiarcu srvu, at i p. m.
San Praiulsco Office, flOO l'lfo llullilliif', and l'lct- Number 113
Coos Bay Agent, O. F. McQeorcie, Phono 44.
New Models
"HENDERSON CORSETS"
also principal distributors
"ONYX" and "CADET"
HOSE
S. S. JENNINGS, No. Bend
To Portland
every Thursday
To Eureka
every Monday
Pictures & Framing
Walker Studio
TUB FAST AND COSIFORTAHLH
S S. Geo. W. Elder
NKWLV KQUIPPKD
WM
IT. LflUR.CMPC unTi-i i
ptUHean'ofMarshflold
ill n.i.n
i?ri2ia?. "oms.
v.j U'!'
NORTH PACiriO STEAMSHIP CO.
n. F. McGEORGB AGENT W. . PAINTER
Phonu 44, Marshfleld
Phono 42t, North Bend
L;(f aio- t
SfllC Dinmr-v
ifENRV&R f'r-0 T
Icon l i ,'.IiUL-c l-UML
I m " both 95.00
'. fliUHSOX, Prop.
in,, . "",0 oruers at
"'lljer'. cisar Str.
RnnrmirN
'AIBIMR n.H
WM MATPRIfll Q '
ftLT,S AND CEMENT '
8 U BRICE
r. aa.
LADIES' CLEANING WORKS
Wo do French Dry Cleaning on Uio
most delicate fabrics. Wo posi
tively guarantee all work
Phono 13 1-X.
Address .1.11 Central Arcnuo.
MERCHANT'S CAFE
Popular place for
Good Meals.
Prices Reasonable.
Cor. Commercial & B'dw'y
EQUIPPED WITH WIREIiKSH.
s
eamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON TIMB.
SAILS FROM .MARSHFIELD EVERY MONDAY DURING .MARCH
OX THE FOLLOWING DATES: MARCH 15, AT :00 A. M.
MARCH Uli AT 1 P. .M.; MARCH til), AT H:30 A. M.; and fnuu
PORTLAND, EFFECTIVE MARCH lOlli, AXD EERY FRIDAY
THEREAITER.
TICKETb ON SALE AT PORTLAND CITY TICKET OFFICE, BTH
AND OAK STREETS, PORTLAND.
Phono 85-J. O. II. LANDEKS, ARenl
47?
..'AA.A
ofsi.pi, r.,;.: - --"
ll.M
0jf VOUIt SAVINGS
Willi !.
Si!:ni'iLDixG
wl,..i .'- ke-
I'Ur m V - 4O'000-00
,; ::yji" co.,
ai lifjisur,.,,
14 7 Prom St
SOUTH COOS RIVER IJOAT
SERVICE
LAUNCH EXPRESS
leaves Marshfleld every day
8 a. in. Leaves head of river
at 3:15 p. in.
STEAMER RAIXROW
leaves head of river dally at 7
a. in. Leaves Mars'HeId at 2 p.
in. For charter apply on board.
ROGERS & KMITII
Proprietor
- I
D
100
AT,
CAMPBELL'S .W00DYARD
Norih Frot Htrsat,
Phone S7.
Puget Sound Bridge &
Dredging Co.
Dams, Bridges, Buildings. General Construction
COMPLETE PLANTS FOR HARBOR WORK
Our Coos Bay office has available; for Oregon Coast
work the
Dredge "Seattle"
the most powerful, best equipped and most thoroughly modern
twenty-Inch hydraulic tlrcdgo In Pacific waters
Coos Bay office,
Marshfield, Oregon.
Main office,
Seattle, Washington.
SWEDISH EVAXGELlCAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. U. 1 Hcnctson. Pastor,
RcsldcncQ 291 Highland avenuo.
Phone !M-U.
Sunilay school at 0:43 a. m.
Holy Communion at 1 1 a. in.
On Palm Sunday, March 2Sth,
there will ho Holy Communion nt
11 o'clock.
North Head service, 7:30 p. in.
NORTH REND PRESIIYTERIAN
Rev. Frederick Shlmlan, Pastor .
Bible school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at G:45 p. m,
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. A. S. HlFoy, Pastor.
North irend
?&
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I
NORTH REND MIIRARY
'.
SCHOOL NOTES f
i The North Rend Library 'Hoard
hold Its regular monthly meeting on
Tho services Sunday will bo as
follows:
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
1 1:00 a. m. Surmon.
Vesper Clrclo and Epworth League
at 7 p. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
MARSHFIELD
Musa will bo cclobrnted at 8:00
and 10:H0 o'clock Sunday morning
by Row Fnther McDovltt.
I FIRST 1IAPTIST CHURCH
1 Albert F. Hassfoid, M. A. I
I Rcsldcnco CCS So. 11th strcot
C0-X I
Illblo School at 10 n. m., with
graded classes and competent teach
ers. Worship nt 11 a. in.
A cordial, welcomo is extended to
all.
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UXITED HHETHHEX CHURCH I
I NORTH REND
Mrs. It. N. Lewis. Pastor
Sabbath School at 10 n. in.
HIGH SCHOOL
First Grado
Thursday afternoon nt tho library. Tho following children woro nolth
lu tho absence of tho President, Mrs. i cr nbsent nor tardy last month: Dalo
L. J. Simpson, Mrs. C. M. llylcr, M,u,70y wllllam Anderson Phllln
Vice President, took tho chair. Other r1 , , "' , , '" Aulcr80n' l ' ""P
inonibors of tho Association present Coff,' Edward Fourier, Emma Uan-
wcro Mrs. Oeo. Hazcr, treasurer, Mrs. sen, ncnry in
W. C. Woodbury, secretary, Mrs. C. F. . Loita Lapp,
McColluiu mid Mrs. L. C. Reynolds. U()8 RlIb w
Tho absent membeis of tho board I,, . ,
wcro Mrs. Oeo. Hazcr, treasurer, Mrs. sen, Henry Hansen, Myron Harris,
Allco Mauzey, Donald
right, Kolth Hall,Dur-
othy Raines, Alice Durrows, Mcarlo
Howe, Vesta McElroy, May San
qulst, Lena Holmes.
Hhtll Glildo
Thcso pupils have had porfect
wcro Mrs. R. A. Wernlch, who is out
of town mid Mrs. Herbert Armstrong,
who was absent on account of ill
ness. Tho board decided to purchnso a
linn- rnt-il llulnv na tlln rnllirtll)ll nf
.. ..... v.. .. w ... . ...
moro than 700 books Is too largo to ' spelling lessons tins week, Albert
handle ea-ly by tho present method. llassford, Louise Oldloy, Margaret
The Librarian's report showed G78 , Powers, .leiinctto WIIboh.
hooks looncd during tho month and , Tho followlmr mado 100 In tho
800 persons as having visited tho li
brary. Tho ninnngonicnt of tho library
believes It Is lending moro books in
proportion to tho number of books
on its shelves and tho population of
tho city, thnn any other library In
tho country.
Tho book coinmlttco's report
showed 2 I new books added by pur
clmso and 23 donated, ranking n total
of 47 boolis added during tho mouth.
Tho treasurer reported all bills paid
to date and a balance on hand cover
ing running expenses for two months
in advance.
Tho Library Association is deeply
grateful to tho Chamlnodo Club of
Marshflold for giving olio of its
splendid concerts in behalf of tho li
brary. Tho concort netted tho library
ovsr twenty-six dollars after paying
all oxpenses. Tho club gavo its servic
es to tho library thru ttio generous
Intervention of Its director, Mrs. Win.
llnrsfall. Asldo from tho flnauclnl
assistance, tho library association
spelling contest: Ethel Davis, Edward
Payne, Efflo Holmes, Claronco
Wright, Mnybcllo, McLaughlin, Ar
nold Sampson, Lcona Hoffman, Will
iam Kreltzor, Albert Rassford, Franc
es Lyons. CronJIo Noblo, Arthur
Hansen, Mnblo Drown, Horshal Claus
en, Evelyn Fourlor, Fordlnand Lo
coci), Irono Mcl'lierson, Jonnotto Wil
son, Arthur Hlllstrom, Raymond
Durrows, Margarot Powers.
Fifth Grado
Thcso pupils mndo 100 In tho geog
raphy test, Fronds 8acchl, James
Lyons, Eniorson Noff, Helen !Mcr
chant, Ero Jarvlnou, and Oswald
Uergland.
Thcso mndo 100 In tho arithmetic
test. Herbert Murphy, Francis Flan
agan, Gladys Durrows, Helen Perkins
EugciiQ Crosthwnlt, Den Soronson,
Duncan Dashnoy and Ero Jnronon.
Fourth Grndu
Thoso who had 100 in tho recent
spelling contest for tho work of tho
Christian Endeavor nt 7 p m. fw,8 ltBel jimtly rolltl for briB,nB iwst eight weeks were, Walter Sncd
Preachlng at n n. m. nnd 8 p.ni.L,,,. nll n,nr,ni:.n,10M. . vrnrn, iin,,,i! "Ion, Oeorgo Murpliy, Myrtlo Con-
Lin7an? nviinv WcaueBany 0V0" ' that provided by tho Chamlnndo 'V'"'. A'"on nKar(,c" .'V0""0 ." i,:
Inlng at 8 o clock. clu, , , , t MtH imt CcM 'omnAnm
T " t rnnbi hIiip wltii croat rrodlt boforo Sllowi Alfred Mchlroy, Albort Woh-
I NORTH REND CHRISTIAN r?"lrt "VJh... l . .,Cat.". i1.1:. .,?.,? ber. Lillian Johnson. Vlrcll. Lo
CHURCH "." ni o cm uu, im , . Vnrll-Irnnl ,in A-. ltt.
A lllll L 111! I PLO RllUn LK.IIII11U ll Ul.U ,
-Mrs. S. Gregg, Minister-
tho n class, William "McArthur,
niiD. a. u.w-hb, '"' ' ' '., n..,,nM i im. nnlv In n Hlnl. l" '"0 " CIBSS, William .MCArillUr,
Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. o "M oxyoct ,c"1yg1l" Jjgl Slnry MeKlnnon. jnrl Nordrum, Mark
lib o School, 10 a. m. ropons. inni sucu a niusicni orgnnizn- n Gordon Noff Ell Sftmiison,
Sunday School at 12 Sunday. "on oxlsta In Coos County Is causo ! A7,ft wio", ' Haml)son
4 for self congrntulntlon to ovory np-
prcciniivo ciiizcn.
Tho book committco tins rcroivcu
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Row II. O. Thorno
Services will bo hold In tho Nor-1 for tho library some photo roproduc
wcglan Lutheran church nt Maish-i tlons of a floral calendar from tlio
field Sunday at 1 1 a. m.
Sunday school mtots at 10 a. m.
University of Oregon which tho Her
barium of tho University Is plnnnlng
Knrvlpos will lm lmlil In tlm Vnivlto send out from tlmo to tlmo to tho
puiiiio iiunwujti in inu nuiiu, iiiu iin-u
on tho part of tho University Is to
enrourngo tho study of local botany.
Thcso photo reproductions nro excel
lent pictures of tno wild flowers or
Oergou. Tho sheets contnln dotallcd
drawings of tho plants Including tho
flower, seed nnd roots; also nug
gcstlvo notes on tho plants thus Il
lustrated. Every studont of Dotany
as wnll as ovory lover of wild flowors,
will find thcso photo reproductions
or much interest nnd of valuable as
sistance In analyzing and classifying
tho common plants of Oregon.
Tho following books havo boon nd
ded by nurchaso to tho library this
weok. "Mrs. Wlggs of tho Cabbngo
Patch, Two Roy Publishers, Doctor
Ramsoy'H Patient. Tho Ross of Wild
Itlvor, When Knighthood was In
Flower nnd tho Dimllng MIhb David
son. Tho series of essays by Rnluh
Waldo Emerson, known ns English
Traits, waa donated by Mrs. Geo.
wcglan Lutheran Chapel at North
Rend at 7: in p.,m.
Sunday school nt 10 a. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ItliumlMailict.
R. E. Drowning, Rector
8 a. m , iloly Communion.
9:30 a. m. Sunday School.
Address J. T. Ilrniid nt 10: in.
11:00 a. m. Special Masonic Ser
vlco. Subject: "Speculative .Mason
ry n Ilnlldlng of God not M.ido by
Hands," All Masons are to ns
soniblo nt Masonic Hall at 10:30
and march to tho chinch In a body.
3 p. m. sorylco in St. Mary's
church North Iloiul.
7:30 Service In St. Luko'u church,
Empire.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
Local Eldor, J. H. Quails.
Seventh Dav Advontist services nro
conducted ovory Siiturdny as follows: , Maudlgo
Sabbath School at 10 a. in.
Dlhlo Study nt 11 a. in.
Young Pcoplo's Socloty nt 3 p. in.
Prayer Mooting Wednesday nt
7:30 n. m.
: .
I CATHOLIC CHURCH I
I NORTH REND
V-
AT THE HOTELS
I 4 llnv. 1,'athor McDovltt
Mass will bo colubrated Sunday
morning nt 8 by tho Rov. Futhor
Wallace.
4
rhaiidlcr Hold
II. II. Kollpriiian, Portland; Anna
Kimo, North Inlet; ,T. 13. Gnrdnor
and wlfo, Lakeside; W. D, Slovonson,
San Francisco; Charles F. Papo, Dan
don; H. Hunch, Reaver Hill; C. D.
Oahrllhion, Salom; W. W. Ashhy,
lnrMniiil. A T. Ilnnrli. Ilnnvor Hill!
CHRISTIAN CHURCH lln c i ,.',,,., iriln,l. f ir Unrn.il
Sorvlccs as fo lows at tho Church, .,.ortIim',,. 0i u .kstroni, North In-
cornor Sixth and Control: ,ot ,,, j 1)or,lnn(1. A. E.
egular services every Sunday. C01Icl, cnqulllo; Sol. Dralnd. Sac-
Dlblo School at 10:00 a. m. raI,10nto; J. L. Masson, Myrtlo Point.
St. utwivuro Hoici
Arthur Frank, Dig Rnplds, Mich
igan; 13. N. Farloy and wlfo, Oak
land; L. 11. Ilagor, Soattlo; Arctura
Spraguo, North Inlut; Clara 13.
Spraguo, Coos River; Mr. and Mrs. O.
RJorko, Coos Rlvor; Harold Taylor,
Coqullle; Rnymond 13. Dakor, Co
qulllo. Rlniiro lloU'l
John Smith, Doavur Hill; II. Good
pastor, Reaver Hill; William noye,
Ilandon; II. A. Senborg, Portland;
A. Docker, Portland; Claro Domont,
Myrtlo Point; John A. Dobbins,
Myrtlo Point.
Lloyd Hotel
Ci IIP llnnvlu nnCta Dliini.) A T
W ,, IWIMIW, W"n IU1lil ... ...
Jonos, San Francisco; Etta Drown,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian .Science Hall.
237 Third Strcot North
Sorvicos at 11 a. in., Sunday and
1 8 p. m. Wednesday.
SubJecU "Reality."
I Roadlng room opon ovory day
oxcept Sunday and holidays from
1 to I p. Ill,
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.METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
.'osoph Knotts, Pnstor. -
Sunday school at 10 a. in.
Morning Sorvlco ut 11 a. in.
All nro cordially Invited.
Epworth Lenguo "at C:30 p. in.
Junior Loaguo Servlco Thursday
afternoon at 3:46.
Tho A class won ovor tho.D class,
with an nverago of 98. C.
Allco MeKlnnon hns been HI for
tho past faw days.
Thoso whoso attondnnco was per
fect for tho past month ore, Mary
MeKlnnon, Allco MeKlnnon, Wnltor
Sneddon, liuronco Koontz, Elbort
Nlcsh, Ell Sampson, Virgil Lo Clair,
Lester Post, Clraco McElroy, Archlo
Snow, Oeorgo Murphy, John Nord
strom, llnrry Walp, Alma Wlosor,
Katlo Krouiiuga, Lillian Johnson,
Cecil Doll,
Third Giiulo
Perfect In arithmetic for tho wook:
Anonn nildonnrnud.
Porfect In spoiling for wook; Eu
gouo Snmpsnu, Anonn Hlldonhroiid,
Margaret Wood, Mahle Nolsnn, Helen
Payno, Loona Holmes, Evelyn Koontz
Josnphlno Savagn, AugustiiH Hoffman
Knrlno Soronson,
Sis-olid Grudo
Tho following pupils stood 100 In
mi arithmetic test.
Marlon Knrdoll, Dornotn Lapp,
Charles Hoffman, Curtis Nnclo,
Frank Ilnbson, Glonda Abbott, Sid
ney Nordsirom, Richard Krominlnga,
Hjallo Nordrum. Lots Rlack, Will
iam Dashnoy, Charllo Vasoy, Allco
Holmes.
Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Holmes paid
tho grado a visit last Tuesday.
NOTICE.
Tho aiiuunt meeting of tho Marsh
field Laud Company will bo hold
In tho office of I. S. Kaufman &
Co., on Front stroot, RarsJiJlold,
Oregon, on Monday, April tho nth,
1 9 IB, at I o'clock P. M., for tho
election of directors and. forvtho
transaction of such other business
ns may bo brought boforo tho moot
ing. Dated at Marshfleld, Oregon, tho
Cth day of March, 19 IS.
O. W. LESLIE,
Socrotary.
First publication March G; last
publication April 3.
Prayer Mooting Thursday ovon-j,, F'rBncUco. aono drnnt. Wagner;
Ing nt 7:30 o clock. IT u MyorBi i.omonu, cal.j E. C,
YOU MAY BE SORRY
IF YOU ACCEPT A
SUBSTITUTE FOR
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In tho County Court of tho
Stuto of Oregon for Coos County.
In the mllttor of tho ostato of
Marlon Jaspor MacDouald, soma
tiiiios known ns M, J, McDonald,
also known aa M. Jaspor McDonnld.
deceased.
Notlco Is horehy given to whom
It may concern that Henry Songs
tnckon, administrator of tho abovo
entitled ostato, has filed his final
account herein and that Hon. James
Yarhorough, Rcavor Hill; P. J. Smith, I Watson, Judge of tho abovo entitled
Coos River; Mrs. C. V. Smith, San Court, has ordorod that April Cth,
Francisco; Jonnlo L. Smith. 8an,191Ci , , ,.,.. A .. . th
I Francisco; J. W. Runcli, Coquillo.
This Reliable Cough Medicine w'";- (1)"v''?'4 ,riuT
That cough I. nature'. c forho.p. It', a K"f "oby given that tho
T-arnlng-a tyuiMom, mabo of bronetiltU, undersigned, eXOCUtllX of tho ostato
ihSs-ffofCyrtidrogffiSifS of Robort August Horman Krugor,
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound uocoased, has fiie.i hor imm account
andubsiuuithtiihoenvinii horoln. And tho Court has appolnt-
Ttnn't int.. rhmM wild n anl.ttltuto. Unrn. ' ml Mnnilnv I lm 3rd day of MaV.
U'fMUBbsqutoklywowpoel.llr jy, ftt , hmf flf 10.00 .,,,,.
i!"Wiiii.,ih,S!i!a' "' or sal'1 lluy' "nd tl10 Cour-
liaal tho irritate.! ,1101180 nt Co(iilllo City, Coos County,
uVida'nua11; "iib'5 tllS Oregon, ns tho tlmo and placo for
t.ju"Z,oQcaaattl'o ,,0lirlK ol objections to said
for sur kind of cough, final account and tho settlement
rirnter forlr jtearj ' , ,
Fotet' Hone and theroof, ,
SSfitSr.'KH'i.ywlK -. JOHANNA S. KRUGER,
tlmuiAnds of faiullle.. Ivn.nlrlv nf !.. ntilnln nf llnliorl
Iteinemlier the oamo I'oi.bv'H IIo.vei anu , .
Tab tViuraiDu4 look for tho Uwuira ou August Herinrn Krugor, deroasod
tU? y.Uow ra.r. .,. . ..., .,. , ,, ,st ,,,,.
ijtltx Lvtni v)w is n iiuuiu, i
.Sold by Owl Piesirlptlon Pharmacy April 10.
tlmo appointed for tho hearing of
objections thoreto and tho settle
ment thoreof,
All porsoiis having objections to
snid final account or to tho settle
ment theroof nro hereby , notified
to file tho same with tho Clerk of
tho uliovo entitled Court ou or bo
foro tho tlmo appointed for tho set
tlement thoreof. ' ,
Dated .March C, 191G,
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
Administrator
(First publication March C; last
publication April 3rd, 1915; pub
lished weekly.
l4iiiurli Mllllconui will leave for
Allegany Sunday morning at (I
o'clock for tho coiunilcnco of tlm
i fishermen. 75 cents round trip.
lU.ULLL,IIJJgCEB!
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