ÄoquttJf Cita Sterni! T U E SD AY , APRIL 21 1903. Church Directory. ( ’ huboh .- ~ Pleaching every Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wedn?s- day evening at 7:30. All cordially invited. Episoopnl Churoh.— Episcopal service« will be held at 8t. James church, C'oquille City the third 8unday in each month. Sunday school at 10 a. m. each Sunday. W m . Horsefall, Pastor. C hbibtian Hmiday At 11 a. to. and 7;30 p. in. M E. Church, South: Preaching each and every Sundays at 11 a. ra. and 7:30 d . m. Sunday-school every Snoday at 10 o’clock. Senior Epworth League at 6:30, p. m. Junior League at 3:30,p. m. Prayermeet­ ing Thursday evening at 7:30. H . C. Allen, pastor. M e th o pi 8 T E piscopal C huboh .—Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 10 o’clock a, m. Junior League 3:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs­ day evening at 7:30 p. m. A special invita­ tion is extehded to the pnblio to attend all services. W . H. M y k b p , Pastor. P krsbttebian C hubch .— Preaching cer­ vices 2nd and 4th Snndays, morning A r d evening, Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor servioes every Sunday at 6:30 p. m ., Miss Winnie Hall, President. Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society meets every two weeks on Thurs­ days at 2 p. ra. A cordial welcome is ex­ tended to the public to attend all our Ber­ nices. A dolph H arshly , Pastor The W . C. T . U. meets every 1st and 3rd Friday at 2 p. ra. at the Christian ohnroh. Services by the First Baptist ^Chnroh of Coauille, at the M. E. Church the second nna fourth Suhdays in each month at 11 a. ra. and 7:30p. m, C. D. P bice , Pastor. C hubch o r R edeemed I srael ! Servioes every 1st and 3rd Sunday in eaoh month by Elder J. H . James. L O C A L IT E M S . Hate for every body at Mrs Moon’s. R. J. Clinton, o f the North Fork, was in town Thursday. Mrs. Robert Tyrrell, of Arago, was in town Friday shopping. J, J. Cnrren, o f the Myrtle Point Hotel, was in town on Thursday. Amos Corson, o f Bandon, spent a couple o f days in the county seat on bnsineBS last week. Mrs. J. 8. Edmunds, o f North Bend, came over on Friday’s train and proceeded to Bandon to visit friends. J. W. Bell, one of onr late ar­ rivals from Texas, has rented the, farm o f Roburt Clinton of near Gravel Ford. Capt. W. E. Ilacklefi, of Myrtle Point, paid the county seat a vis­ it last week. He made our office a short but pleasant call. After the close of county oonrt last week, Commissioner Dement hustled around and bought up a lot of calves before returning home. It should bo remembered by our subscribes that we ere offering— Pioneer History of C oob and Curry Counties at a bargain with the H erald . Dr- S. L. Roberds Passes Away. Dr. 8. L. Roberds, recently of Myrtle Point aod later of this city, whose demise we have just heard lived a life that merits more than simply a passing, brief notice of bis death. At the time of his death, he was a member in good standingof Arago Chapter II. A. M. at Marshfield. Ore. also of Myrtle Lodge A. F. & A. M. .Myrtle Poiut, Ore., and of Elgin Chapter O. E. 8. and recently transferred his mem­ bership from the G. A 11. at Myrtle Poiut, where he resided several years previous to his return to his old borne at Eagle Creek, to Gen. Meade Post of Oregon City, lu nearly all of these organizations he has at various times occupied offi­ cial positions of prominence and trust, sod his integrity aud faith­ fulness no man could question. He was among the first to eulist in Co. H. 1st Ind. Heavy Artillery, aod uutil the close of the war be proved himself a brave and effi­ cient soldier. His woith was ap preoiated by his comrades. Twice be gave ap preferment that should by right.have been his, to others because they were his seniors in years aud because he loved their friendship more than thehonor^of advancement. Al- though but a Sergent, bejwns frequently placed ¡ d positions of trust and at one time was left in charge of Fort Gaines for several weeks. The happiest hours in bis closiDg years were those spent in com- pauy with the veterans o f tbeG. A. R. and almost his last re­ quest was for the “ Boys” to bury him. He graduated from the Kansas City Medical College in 1877, and from the Kansas City Pharma- cetical College in 1886. During bis professional career, which was long and arduous, his highest aim was to do his best for suffering humanity, almost regardless of re­ muneration. His life was shorten­ ed by country rides when lie should kave been resting quietly in bis own room. He was U. 8. Pension Examiner for many years in Ne­ braska and also in Oregon, and his reports were acknowledged at Washington as being among the best entered there. His Christian life began while yet in bis youth, and his member­ ship in the M. E. church, and his office as local older, therein, ceas­ ed only with his death, which oc- cured April 6th, ‘03. at St. Vin­ cent’ s Hospital, Portland, Oregon. He was married to Annie E, Hoff M. D. in Danville, III., Feb. 15th, 1862. Ho leaves a wife and one daughter to survive him. The re- maines were interred in the Oregon City cemetery. The deceased was in the sixty- third year o f his age. M. G. Pobl, the Myrtle Point n i i n g e r » 1 ( » I l l s n iH l C r i p . ocoulist and also repairer o f or­ The greatest danger from colds gans, was in towD a day or so last week doing business with some and grip is their resulting in pneu­ monia. If reasonable care is used, of our townspeople. however, and Chamberlain’s Cough Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Belieu, of Remedy taken, all danger will be Myrtle Point, went to Bear creek avoided. Among the tens of thous­ Friday where Mrs. Belieu will visit ands who havo used this remedy for friends, while Mr. B. will assist these diseases we have yet to learn Johnny Hamblock in the construc­ of a single case having resulted in tion o f a large barn. pneumonia, which shows conclusive­ \V. B. Roher, our new corner, ly that it is a certain preventive of who purchased the D. J. Lowe that dangerous disease. It will place near Parkersburg some time cure a cold or an attack of the grip ago, has also bought the small in loss time than any other treat­ place of Rev. C. D. Price at the ment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale bv K. S. Knowlton. north west edge o f town. Circuit Court D ock et. Frank E Alley and Stephen Gallier G ENERAL DIRECTORY- equity for injunction, John T Long, atty for pltf. A pril T erm 1903. Theodore Roosevelt........................President 2074— Lee Crew v s j.0 H Crew, suit for John Hay.............................Secretary of State divorce, J M Upton atty for pltf. M McDoqald Proprietor 1421— David Morse, Jr., to I. Hacker, j Leslie M. Shaw......... Secretary of Treasury 2076— Thos D Holland vs Coos Bay Mill Eliha Hoot ..........................Secretary of War Assignm ent, A. E . Seaman, a .t ’y. 1479— W . H . S. Hyde vs J. P. M axton, I A Lumber Co., action at law, to re­ E. A. Hitchcock......... Secretary of Interior et a), suit tor partition, D . L . W atson, | cover m oney, Hall A H a ll, atty for pltf. Wm. H. Moody..................Secretary of Navy Jaa. F. Wilson — Secretary of Agrionltme Equipped Shop in Ooos County a tt’y for p l’ t’ f. P. 0 . Knox........................................ Attorney General Council Proceedings. 1523— Katherine W est to A . D. Morse, H . C. Payne..................................... Postmaster General Bot and Cold Baths. Only First-Class Work. assignment, J. M. Upton attorney for Pursuant to call of his Honor, the Melville W . Fuller.................... Chief Justioe O Q T T I X j L E - - C H E O - O IT assignee. GABOON STATS OFFICBBS. 1647— E . U. Dean vs J. S. Coke, as adm. Mayor, special session of the com­ John H. Mitchell I ..U . S. Senator f ** of David W ilcox, deceased, suit for mon council was held April 13th. Joseph Simon disolution of partnership, etc. A . M . Al! members present iucluding the Thos. H. Tongue, deceased. . . .Con 1st Diet E. 8. DEAN, D. H. JOHNSON, E. F. DAVENPORT, M. A. Moody.............Congressman 2nd Dial Crawford and D. I.. W atson att’ ys for mayor and city recorder. Presidoi*. Vice President. Secretary. Resolution was adopted declaring Geo. E. Chamberlain..................... Governor plaintiff; Bennett & Coke, atty’s for F. I. Dunbar.......................Secretary of State the present water supply inadequate defence. Chas. T. Moore...........................................State Treasurer 1708—Tenbrook Bros, to J. T . H a ll, as­ for the needs of the city. J. H. Ackerman....... Supt. Pub. Instrnotion signment, J. T, H a ll, att’y. County surveyor Cathcart pre­ J. K. Whitney............................State Printer 1750— J. B . Hunt to Geo. P Topping, sented a map of proposed new wat­ A. M. Crawford................Attorney General S. Bean. 1 assignment, att’y, G . P. Topping. er supply and pipe line for same, to­ R. F. A. Moore, > ...............Supreme Judges 1758— T . J. Stillwell to A . D . Morse, as­ gether with a report of the survey O. E. Wolverton. ) (Successors to Jolmsou, Dean k Co.) signment, att’y, J. M . Upton. which upon motion were accepted, M. L. Chamberlain................................ C a p ita l $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . ......... Clerk Board School Land Com. 1806— Virginia Kruse vs Alice Kruse, et adopted aud placed on file. All Principal place of business al, suit for partition. On motion to con- members of the council voting C, B. Bellinger..................... D. S. Diet. Judge W . F. Mathews..........................U. 8 . Marshal confirm, J. W . Bennett, att’ y for pltf. therefore. D. M. Dnnne.................... Collector Int. K«w. 1949— W . E. Baines vs C . B. R .& E .R .R . Street lights near the store of John H . H all................. C. S. Dist. Attorney & N . C o., action at law, J. W . Bennet Wm. Gallier, the pharmacy build­ nSOOKD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. & A . J. Sherwood atty’s for p lt’ f, J. S ing and at A general packing business carried on. The best meats northeast corner of J. W . Hamilton....................................... Judge f h e °alace Barber Shop, suit in Coquille Valley Packing Compayn O regon M yrtle Point, Coke, att’ y for def’ ts. court bouBo square were ordered 1982— John Snyder vs I.ucian Gignac. discontinued. action at law, A . E . Seaman, atty for Councilman Lorenz and Johnson plaintiff. were appointed a special committee 2032— Margaret Cardell vs E . W . Car- regarding street lights for the so- dell, et al., suit for partition, H all A called “Spurgeon Hill” locality. H a ll, att’ y for p lt’ i, Bills allowed: 2033— F . Tim m erm an vs W . G . W ebster Frank Morse, city lighting et al. suit to forclosc mortgage (on for March and mdse............ $36 motion to confirm) T. W . Bennett, atty S. B. Cathcart. services as for p’ l ’ tf. and assistants, 2034— John Bear vs A . Markievitch, suit surveyor water works....................... 61 for injunction and damages. J. W . Bennett, a tt’y for plaintiff, H all & Hall Edward Jacobson, sidewalk Skeels’ and Tuttle’s corner atty. for deft. Front street....................... 66 2035— C. Long vs A lvin M unck, et al, suit to forclose real estate mortgage, Stephen Gallier, taxes 1901 Barrows place................... 17 (on motion to confirm,) G . P. Topping 55 90 U. 8. LAND CFFICB. the country can produce always on hand. Highest cash price paid f"r beef, pork, mutton, chickens, etc* Henry Booth........................................Receiver J. T . Bridges........................................Register BOARD OF DIRECTORS: G . M. Brown-----, . . . . Prosecuting Attorney COOS COUNTY OFFIOmmS. L. Harlocker............................................. Judge L. H. Hazard................ Clerk Stephen Gallier.......................................Sheriff J. B. D u l l e y ....,.............................. Treasurer T . J. T hrift...........................................Assessor W . H. Bunch.............School Superintendent Wm. HorsfaU....................................... Coroner 8 . B Cathcart..................................... Surveyor D. Mclntr ah....................... i .. Commissioner R. C. Dtm ent...................Commissioner A. DAVENPORT, WM. SLIN GSBY, E. S. DEAN D. H. JOHNSON, E. E. DAVENPORT. * « * . T H E att’ y for p lt’ f. 2041— Julian R ingue vs Oregon Coal A Navigation C o ., action for damages, M . Henri L abbe. E , B. W atson A A . J. Sherwood a tty ’s for plaintiff; J. W . Bennett and J. 8 . Coke atty’s for deft. 2045— Frank Lingren vs Chas. A . L in- Total.......................................181 84 By resolution the road superin­ tendent 0 / road district uumber 16, Coos county, was authorized to collect the poll tax of the city and apply it to keep county roads and gren, action at law, (on motion to con­ bridges within city limits in repairs firm,) J. W . Bennett, att’y for p lt’ ff. and use excess on county roads within said district and outside of 2047— H , B . Reed vs C H Ackerm an, action at law, J S Coke, atty for pltff, city limit*. By resolution—including present D L W atson 'atty for deft. was ordered that 2048— Florence Sheridan et al, vs E indebtediess—it m­ pire City, a municipal corporation; the propisition of permitting the suit to quiet title, J W Bennett and city of Cbquille to incur an indebt­ C F M cK night, atty’s for plt’ff; H all A edness of $20,000 for city water system bo submitted to the qualified H all, atty’ s for def’ t. at the general election to be 2049— A B Daley vs Elizabeth Munro, voters et als, suit to forclose mortgage, J F Hall held in tlo city of Coquille, May 11, 1903, aid that form of ballot shall atty for plt’ ff. be: 2050— Mary A M ehl, et al, vs Frank Tennison, action for possession of real “ F or ¡»curing $20,000 indebted­ property, J M Upton, att’y for plt’ f ; ness for vater system............ Yes. Hall A Hall a tty ’ s tor deft. For incuring $20,000 indebted­ 2051— Tlios. H W alker vs E B Burns ness for vater system.............. No.” action at law, A E Seaman, att’ y for Council adjourned at midntgnrs p lt’f, H all A Hall atty’s for deft. “ witching hour.” R eporter . 2052— Frank Tennison vs Mary A Mehl et al, cross bill in equity, H all A Hall mf . v k b i : a t t a c k o f « i m p . a tty ’s for pltf. C u 2053— Thos E Rvan vs George Quigley, r e d I n O u r l l n t t l e o l I S s m l i c r l u l u '» ( oiiKti H o m e l y . action at law E B Seabrook and M L “ When I had an attack of the grip Pipes, atty’ s for pltf. C F M cK night last winter (the second one) I act­ atty for deft. cured myself with one bottle 2054— Noah A Kendall vs Matilda ually H K endall, suit for divorce, W C Chase, of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,’’ says Frask W. Perry, editor of the atty for p ltf; A J Sherwood, atty for Enterprise, Shortsville, N. Y. “ This deft. is the hoxest truth. I at times kept 20-55— C C l’ratt, claimant and respond­ from coughing myself to pieces by e n t, vs Fannie Hougard, executrix of taking a leaspoonful of this remedy, estate of A C Hougard, deceasd appel­ and when the coughing spell would lant, appeal from county court, J S come on at night 1 would take a Coke and E L C F errin, atty for p ltf; dose and it seemed that in the brief­ W U Douglas, atty for deft. est interval the cough would pass 2056— Adam Pershbaker vs George Koss off and I would go to sleep perfect­ action at law, A J Sherwood, atty for „ » >, i .» >:t » ».-ft** * wsnaaiMi— mwm H -A -U S T Who tied the cow’s tail to his leg in the process of milk­ ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before he realized be had made a mistake. 00 39 * 6 ■ > ; H o w SPEC IAL O F F E R M u c h E a r t t ie r Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a mistake in not using Electric Lights. T w o P a p e r s it o r T T io P r i o e o f O n e I*)«'« «.«K « £ SS * ft ¡S