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J. Curtis Snook. D. D. S.
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E ___ G. L a D. w Holden,
yer.
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City Recorder.
XJ. 3. Oommisaoner,
General Insurance Agent
Notary Public.
Office in Robinson building.
C oqu ille , O regon .
J. Sherwood,
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A t t o r n e y - at - L a w .
C oquille C it y , C oos C ounty , O regon .
Notary tublio.
lohn F. Hall,
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MAKSHFIKLD, UKEGON.
Dealer in U r a l E sta te o f all kinds.
dHAD HUDSON,
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J . E HAYNES.
Hudson & Haynes,
lin in g and Real Estate Agents
Eckley, Curry County, O rison
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AVE valuable M 'uei. Farm«. Stock
KnucbeH and Timber Lands for sale.
House and (* aorea o f land well improved
in Wilbur, Douglas county. Or., for sale,
or exchange for property in Myrtle Point,
S. H. McADAIYIS,
OENE11AL
BlacKsmitfi sjfatoi Wort
HorsPshofiuu a Specialty.
N. W. Cor Second und Hull Sts
C oquille City, O r e g o n . ___
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PATENTS
and T R A D E
m a r k
Balloon Ascensions at the carnival-
2041— Julien Ringue vs Oregon from bottei io this condition the
Coal A Navigaiion Co. Action whole becomes a solid mass from
A daily balloon ascension will be
the beginning. When in this con­
for Damages
E B Watson. M
dition it is almost impossible ,to one of the several open, free spec­
September Term, 1902.
Henri Labile A A J Sherwood for I sab it evenly, and the endeavor to tacles of the Portland Elks’ Carni­
C r im in a l
Pl’t’f. J W Bennett for DPt.
| properly mix salt with it frequent­ val in September. Piofesat.r Frank
State of Oregon v« W E Pierce. 2042— J E Fitzgerald vs F A Gold­ ly brings about tbe destruction of Feuiiiaun. aeronaut, with the Jsbour
its grain.
Wo know of inatai ces Oriental Circus and Mencagerie
Assault with a dangerous Wea­
en. Action at Law. J S Coke j
wbeie butter is allowed to stand combination, in collection with the
pon. A. J. Sherwood for D’f’ t,
for Pl’t’f. J W Bennett for DPt. for a few hours and is worked over Carnival, has an iuternati^ial repu­
C ivil .
2043— R L Macleav vs W J two or th ree and sometimes four tation for making dariug asceusions
Holmes. Action at Law. A H times in order to remove tbe streaks during unfavorable atmospheric
963—D L Watson vs M L Floyd et
Worthington A J W Bennett for aud to obtain a proper mixture of conditions. He bears a charmed
al. Suit for Partition. D. L.
life, apparently. He is an experi­
salt.
Pl’t’f S. D Pulford for D’l’t.
Watson for Pl’ t’f.
The difficulty o f producing but­ enced parachute leaper and his
1241— Bosa Gray vs Coos Bay 2014— Maud Bund vs Chas W ter of uuiform quality, as well as ascensions are always witnessed by
Smid. Suit for Divorce. W Sin­ uniform character iu regard to the immense crowds of people.
Land Co. Action at Law. J S
clair
for Pl’t’f.
salt content, could be entirely re­
Coke for Pl’t’ f.
Indian War Veterans-
moved if the churning process is
2045—
Frank
Lingren
vs
Charfps
1421 — David Morse Ji to I Hacker
stopped when the process is in
A Lingren Action at Law. J W grauulated couditiou- There will
I ndependence , O b ., Aug. 16,— At
Assignment. A. E. Seaman for
Bennett lor Pl’t’f.
be practically no loss if cburring an adjourned meeting of the Indian
A-signee,
ceases when the particles are ttie War Veterans of 1855 aud 1856,
1479— W H S Hyde vs J P Max- 2046— John Marsden vs Lou M an­ size of wheat graius
While iu this held at Iudepeudence, August 16,
den.
Suit
for
Divorce.
J
W
Ben­
ton, et al. Suit for Partition.
condition the buttermilk may be 19U2, the following proceedings
nett for Pl’t’ f.
I) L Watson for Pl’t’f.
drawn off and a strainer placed were had:
On motion of Major James Bruce,
1523— Katherine West to A D 2047— H R Reed vs C H Ackerman. over the draiuage hole so that none
Morse. Assignn ent. J M Upton
Action at Law. J S Coke for of the granules will he Inst. While of Beuton county, Ben Hayden was
iu this condition the salt should he chosen chairman.
for Assignee.
Pl’t’ f.
Ou motion of James Hays, of Cor­
sprinkled over the butler, so that a
1647— E B Dean vs J S Coke 2048— Florence Sheridan et al. vs small amouut of labor is required vallis, J. U. Cooper, of lncependence
to cause an admixture o f butter was chosen secretary.
Admr Estate
David Wilcox
Empire City.
Suit to Quiet
ami salt. At this time it. should
On (notion of rnujor Bruce, the
dec’d. Suit for Dissolution Part­
Title. Bennett A McKnight for be worked but very little and after, Secretary was instructed to com­
nership. Crawtord & Watson
Pl’ t’ f*. H ill A Hall for Df’ t.
wards allowed to stand a few hours, municate with all the couuty clerks
for Pl’l’ f. Bennett & Coke for 2019— A B Daly vs Elizabeth Mon­ during which time the particles of in the State and ascertain the nuin-
salt bee.ime dissolved.
] ber of Iudiau War Veterans und
DTts.
ro et al. Foreclosure. James T
It worked again the white streaks j their dependent widows iu their re­
'70S—Ten Brook Bros to Janies T
Hall lor Pl’tf.
that are frequently due to the pres­ spective Counties and report tbe
Hall. A8Hignment. JamesTHal)
same to the Adjutant General at
2050— Mary A Melil et al. vs ence of salt grains will become
tor Assignee.
thoroughly mixed so that the but Salem.
Frank Tennisson
Action for
Ou motion of D. L. Hedges, the
ter will be of uuiform color. I bis
1750—J B Hunt to Geo P Topping.
Possession of Real Estate. J M seeoud mixing will also teud Io Secretary was instructed to trausmit
Assignment. Geo P Topping
Upton for Pl’t’f.
remove a portion ol tbe water that a copy of these proceedings to all
for Assignee.
would otbeiwise remain, audits the newspapers within the State
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removal will invariably improve with request to publish the same.
1757— Lawrence Johnson vs W F
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
On motion the meeting adjourned
the keepiug quality of the product.
Elrod et al. Foreclosure. Hull
to meet at Salem, Weduesdav, Oct­
— Iowa Homestead.
& Seaman for Pl’t’f. D. L.
PcmTLAND, O re ., Tuesday, Aug.
ober 1, 1902, and all Indian War
Watson for D f’t’s.
26 - The weather during the week
Slaughter ol the Buffalo.
Veterans are cordially invited to
has been very favoral le for har­
attend.
1758— T J Stihvell to A 1) Morse. vesting, hut too diy for late crops,
In the forties, when the American
J. R. C oopeb .
B en H ayden .
Assignment. J M Upton for which would he benefited by more Fur Co. was iu the heyday of its
Secretary.
Chairman.
rain
Pastures^re now very short power, there were sent from St.
Assignee.
U u ccrln s Siiin«n«*r ColtlN.
and feed is seare; stock, as a rule, Louis aloue iu a single year 100,000
1949— W E Baines vs C B R & E
still keep in good condition, al­ rubers; and the company bought
Dou’t
lets cold ruu at this sea­
B R <fc N Co. Action at Law. though the supply o f milk in the ouly the perfect ones. The hunter
son. Summer colds are the hardest
Remanded from Supreme Court. dairy districts continues to shrink. usually kept an ample supply for kind to cure and if neglected may
J W Bennett for Pl’t’f. J S Coke
The gralu harvest is drawing to his own needs, so that for every linger along for months.
A loug
a close; io the Umatilla section robe bought by the company three siege like this will pull down the
for DPt.
about three-fourths o f tbe crop is times as many were taken from the strongest constitution, One Minute
19M— Chas F Doe vs A D Morse, et
St. Louis was only oue Cough Cure will break up the attack
now id tbe sack, and the farmers plains.
al. Foreclosure. For Confirma­ have begun hauling wheat to the port of shipment.
Equal quan­ at once. Safe, sure, acts at ouce.
tion. A J Sherwood for Pl’t’f warehouses. The yields in this tities of robes were being sent from Cures coughs, colds croup, bron­
district are disappointing, and Mackinaw, Detroit, Montreal aud chitis, ail throat aud lung troubles.
Upton & Chase for D f’t’s.
sprit g wheat, which looked very Hudsou bay. A million would not The children like it.— R. S. Iiuowl-
19,82—John Snyder vs
Lucian
promising in many fields, falling cover the number of robes sent each ton.
Gignac. Action at Law. A E short of expectations about five year in tbe forties. In 1868 Inman.
Seaman for Pl’t’f.
bushels to the acre. In the Grand Sheridan aud Custer rode contin­
Latter Day Saints Reunion-
Ronde Valley the crop is an aver­ uously for three days through one
1995—J W Mael vs Minnie Mael
age hue. In Morrow, Gilliam, aud held in tbe Arkaiisus region; und
The reunion of the Bandon branch
Suit for Divorce. \V C Chase Wasco counties the yields are very iu 1869 trains on the Kansas Pacific
for Pl’t’ f,
satisfactory and generally above were held from nine in the morning i f the Reorganized Church of Jesus
until six at night to permit the Christ of Latter Day Saints will be
2005— State Land Board vs Alex lire average.
passage of oue herd across the held at Bandon, August 29 to Sept.
In
the
Willamette
Valley
returns
Urquhart et al. Foreclosure.
7.
Members and friends from
from a few counties are as follows: tracks. Army officers relate that
For Confirmation. L A Rob­ Claskamas, wheat 20 hushels, oats in 1862 a herd that covered an area around the county will camp. A
large tent will be bad for the meet­
erts for Pl’t’f,
30 to 35. ’ Yamhill, wheat below of seventy by thirty miles moved
ings.
north
from
the
Arkansas
to
the
2006— State Land Board vs Matt 25 bushels, oats 25. Linn, wheat
Elder Joseph Luff, of the Twelve,
Catlin and Inman
Lane, wheat 25 bush­ Yellowstone.
Mattson el al. Foreclosure. For 15 hushels
els, oats 28, barley 35. In south­ and army men and employes of the in charge of the Pacific Slope, and
Confirmation. L A Roberts for ern Oregon but little threshing has fur companies considered a drove of Bishop G. H Hilliard, o l Independ­
P l't’f, J S Coke for Df't’s.
been done, but it is believed the 1(10,000 buffalo a common sight ence, Mo., wilt be present; also
along the line of the Santa Fe trail. Elders Crumley, Allen and Good­
2020—Fannie E Houg trd vs A L yields will he up to tbe average.
Inman
computes that from St.‘ will of the Oregon missionary force.
Hops are filliug out well, aud the
Johnson et al. Suit for Account­
Louis
alone
the bones of thirty-one They contemplate having two ser­
ing. Bennett. Coke & Swunton lor weather conditions have been ex­ million buffalo where shipped be­ mons each dnv besides social ser­
cellent for the maturing of this
vices. An invitation is extended to
Pl’t’f. Hull & Hall und Sherwood crop. Picking will begin the first tween 1868 and 1881.
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the public.
for D f’t’s.
week iu September. Com is in ex­
Novel Adverteslng for Elks’ Carnival.
2021 —Susie Bingham vs C F Bing­ cellent couditiou; it has bepn too
Miss Clara Burton, of Red Cross
dry for omons and this emp is not
If you see a stray balloon floating
ham. Action at Law. For Con­
making as satisfactory progress as in the air any one of these days fame, is in Russia and has beer, de­
firmation,
Pulford, Sperry & desired. Potatoes promise weU,
corated bv the Czar who refused to
dou't hesitate to shoot it or bring
Chase for Pl’l’f. A J Sherwood, except in the coast counties, where it down. If it hails from Portland let the lady kiss his hand in the
many field are blighted, and this the chances are th«.t it will carry customary fashion, but shook hands
for Df’t.
disease seems to he spreading, el- several valuable tickets of admission with her instead.
2 28— State Land Board vs Tlios
thongh the dry weather ought to to the Portland Elks’ Carnival, Sep­
Miller et al. Foreclosure. For check it.
tember 1 to 13. These tickets arc
Confirmation. L A Roberts for
Fruit is maturing satisfactorily, donate by the management aDd sre
P lt ’f.
and early apples, peaches, aud to he given away as premiums for
plums are plentiful in thp market. the industry of those who will run
2C32— Ma-ga-et Kardell vs E W
Late apples promise to be a fair down the balloons which carry them.
Kardell et al. Suit for Partition. crop, but not > heavy oue,
This novel mode of advertising has
Hall * Hall for Pl’t’f.
been adopted by the Carnival
management with surprising results.
2033— F Timmerman vs W G
Mistakes In Butler Making-
During the O. N. G. encampment at
Webster, et al. Forecloeure. J
In spite of the fact that modem Albany a balloon was sent ap,
W Bennett for Pl’t’f,
T b e greatest ambition o f A m er- I
machinery for making butter has { attached to which were a dozen
2034— John Beurvs A M.ukievitch. largely taken the place of the old orders for admissions to every sight
lean men and women is to hare
hom es blessed with chil !iv*i. T he
Suit for Injunction. J W Ben­ dash churn and butter worker even in the Elks, Carnival. The fiuders
of these tiekets will have tbeir fun
w om an afflicted with female dis- i
nett for Pl’t’f. Hall A Hall for oo the farm, mistakes are frequent­
o:u*e is constantly menaced with (
ly made which cause rapid deterior­ free by presenting these orders on
DPt.
becom in g a childless w ife.
No |
ation in butter after it has been the committee, which will promptly
2035— C Long vs Alvin Munck. manufactured. It is true o f course honor them.
m edicine can restore dead or-
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| #ans, but W ine o f Cardin d ocs I
et al. Foreclosure Real Estate. that just as g'iod butter can be
l a k e Care al T on e N lam arh
■ regulate derangements that pre­
made on the farm as in tbe cream­
Geo P Topping for Pl’t’f.
The roan or woman whose diges­
vent conception: floes prevent
ery, the lower prices which are
2< 37—Chris Long vs Alvin Munck paid for home made butter being ' tion is perfect and whose stomach
m isca rriage; <l'>■ • s n ito n wtrifc
j functions and shattered nerves ’
Foreclosure Chattel Mortgage due to the fact that it is im|<ossih|s performs its every function is never
sick. Kodol cleanses, purifies, and
and does bring babies to hom es
Geo P Topping for Pl’t’f. J M for dealers to ootaÍD uniform qual­
sweetens the stomach and cures
barren and desolate for years.
ity
from
farmers.
Oo
the
other
Upton for DPt.
I Wine < f Cardui gives women the
baud cieameries manufacture in positively aDd permanently all stom­
I health and strength to hear hcal-
2038— TilniAn & Bendel vs W such quantity that several hundred j ach troubles, indigestion and dys­
i thy children. Yon can get a
C Sanderson Action at Law. pounds, pos-ibly several thousand : pepsia. It is the wonderful recon­
structive tonic that is making so
dollar bottle o f Wine o f Cardui
Hall A Hall for Pl’t’f. J M pounds, may be produced io oue , many sick people well and weak
[ from vour dealt r.
day,
ail
of
uniform
quality.
E
vpd j
Upton for DPt.
from day to day conditions are people strong bj conveving to their I
2039— R A Graham vs C 11 Merch-1
such in a large creams, y that there bodies all of the nourishment in the |
HS M arket I treet,
M* nphiflL T en s., April It, 1901.
ant. Action at Law E B Watson is very litile vanation in tbe pro food they eat. Rev. J. H. Holluday, |
In Fr :.r . ir , 1901, I tot \ cmffi b ottle o f
of
Holladav,
Miss.,
writes:
Kodol
s Ine c l
flrsrt o f
and A J Sherwood for Pl’l’f. D L duct if the creamery-man is a skill­ has cured rne. I consider it the
I
full operator.
marrbd
lift
<
n
y?*ni
*rd
had
never
Watson fur DPt.
best remedy I ever used for dyspep­
[ riven birth to a crilid until I took Wl ie
One of the common mistakes sia and stomach troubles I was given
of Cardui. Now I am mother of a fine
2040— Louis Riogue by Julrou Rin- made by those who manufacture
b e b y i i d w hich w •• born M arch 31, law .
up bv physicians Kodol saved my I I
v weighs fouitc'-n pounds end 1
gue histiuardian ad Litem vs Ore­ their butter al home is tbHt of life Taken it after meals. — R. H. j 1 f ‘ I a« wr*ll »8 ¡t-|y p. - :i could fo»*L
I Now my horn«* is happy nnd I n*-”<-rwlll
gon Coal A
Navigation Co. carrying the churning process too Knowitoo.
be without Wine of Cardui in mv house
Mr*. J. W. C. SMITH.
Action for Damages. E B Wat- j far. We have many times eenu j
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Br.r *drfew ®n4 Uurtuur*. »ddr***, giring
the churning continued until the;
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son, M Henri Lubbeand A J Slier - 1
Take Laxative Brown Quinine Tablets
t ". I < tintianoGg» Ms#stM emnpeey,
butter
present in piecps as
nog*, Tenn.
All Urnraista refund m e money If it failato I
wood for Pl’t’f. J W Benuet i large as an egg,
even larger nr», it W Grove's signature is on each .
for DPt.
I When butter milk is
o o j .
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Circuit Court Docket.
Office ever Johnson, Dean <fc Co s
market. Coquille, Oregon.
Justice of the Peace
NO 9
CO Q U ILLE CITY, OREGON, T U E SD A Y, SEPTEMBER *2, 190*2.
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FR E E report on pater, <
We give
the best legal service and advioe, and our
charges are moderate. Try us.
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P a te n t L a w y e r * ,
0pp. U S. Patent Office.W ashington. D.C.
I m o t h e r h o c d
ffE S ig o 'C A R D U l
wa«
or
J. I LAMB. Pres.
L. HARL0GKER, Vice.Pres.
G W, WHITE. Cashier
COQUILLE VALLEY BfINR.
C A P IT A L
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C O Q T T I I -J ^ E .
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Does a general banking business.
Has money to loan od approved
personal and real estate security, buys county, town and school distrio
warrants, draws notes, mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
in elite—Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in following companies:
JStna, Springfield, Connecticut, Orient und Magd-iburg.
B O -A -IR ID O F J D X I ^ E C T O ie S .
A. J. SHERWOOD,
ISAIAH HACKER
J. J LAM B
L. HARLOCKKR, and G W.WHITE.
E. G . D. HOLDEN’S
G e n e r a l I n s u r a n c e O ffic e , - -
- R o b in s o n B u i l d i n g ,
C o q u ille , O regon .
Oner Tires M M E e Million
Dollars Insurance Coital
p re se n te d .
H ome I nsurance C ompany , N. Y . ............................- -
$14,406.450,33
S t . P aul F. A M. I nsurance C ompany , M inn . - - - - $ 2 ,8 5 5 ,0 1 2 .0 0
T raders ’ I nsurance C ompany , C hicago - - - -
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H ome F. A M. I nsurance C ompany , S an F rancisco - - - $ 1 ,0 3 7 .71 5 .3 8
F ire A ssociation I nsurance C ompany , P hiladelphia -
- - $ 6 ,3 4 0 ,2 5 0 .9 9
E quitable L ike I nsurance C ompany , N. Y. - - - - - $ 3 0 4 ,5 9 8 ,0 6 3 .4 0
I have had over T hirty Y ears ’ experience in Local and General agen.
cy work in Insurance matters, aud all business entrusted to me will re­
ceive prompt attention. Policies issued at this office for all the above
Fire Insurance Companies.
E. G. D. HOLDEN,
General Insurance Agen
The Palace Barber Shop,
. .. M i i ) j ija ld , P r o p r ie t o r .1'
*~=z$>Finest Equipped Shop in Coos County,
Hot and Cold Baths.
O O Q T J T I j L IE
Only First-Class Work.
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Fishtrap Shinglemill,
Young & Albee, Props.
First-Class Article of.Red Cedar Sl)il)gles Furnished ou Short Notice
and at Popular Price.
A gen ts : Capt. O. R. Willard, of the steamer Welcome oo the upper
river. Gait. YV. It Panter, of the steamer Vonus, on the lower river
aud C. M. Hkeels, for Coquille City.
HEAD
NOISES?
A L L CASES O F
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE
now
CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD
,
NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
Fe A. W £ R M A N , O F B A L T I M O R E , S A Y S :
B a l t im o r e . M»l., M arch 30, 1901.
Cftttlrmrn : — lining entirely cured of deafnes*. thank* to your treutment, I w ill now give y e a
a full hifitory o f m y cast*, to be u*ed nt your discretion.
About five yeavjA ago r.i;.* right ear began to sing, a r d th is kept on petting w orse, until I lose
rov bearin g iu this A r t utirrlv
I underw ent .i treatm ent Ter catarrh, for three m onths, w ithout m y Huccem, consulted a num ­
ber o f physicians, am on g other*, thb Most em inent «.'ir f pecialist o f thi ♦ c *1 y w h o told m e that
on ly an operation could help me, und even that ou ly ft 1 ?v ira ' .ly, that the head noiecs w cu la
then cea»e, but tbe hearing in the afiV ted car w ould be 1
forever.
I then saw your advertisement a c c ie u ia lly in u H ew Y ork >*eper, tin t ordered your treat­
m ent. A fter I had uaed it on ly a ft«* duya accordin g to your directions, the non*ec*a»e< 1 . an d
fo -d tr . after five weeks, my hearing in the dUea*ed cur bus been en tirely re tto n d . I thank y o o
Very truly your
heartily and beg to rem ain
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Our treatm ent doe» not in terfere with yo u r usual occupation.
K“« b * nd YOU CAN Clint YOURSELF AT HOME “‘ “"AT1“ 1
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE A V L , CHICAQO, IL L
FOR TlfE LUNCH
i f you dre going picnicinp or on an ex­
cursion your lunch is incomplete wih
out
Van Can)p’s Porl( and Beans,
Armour’s Lunch Tongue,
Boneless Herring,
Deui/ea Ham,
Chipped Beef,
Heti)en)ber
We keep the most complete line o f
fresh, fancy and staple groceries.
LYONY STORE.
i f You are thinhinq o f building let us
figure with you on all hinds o f lumber,
moulding, etc.
LYON S’
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