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TU ESD AY.
F E B . 16. 1904.
COOS COUNTY’S EXHIBIT AT
THE ST. LOUIS EXPO SITION
Fairview Pick-ups.
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Vowell Hasses Away
Petition and Citation.
Mrs. Bird Vowell, widow of the
late Bird Vowell, died at the borne
of her daughter Mrs. Glenn Cox at
Prosper, yesterday morning at 1:20
at the age of 74 years, 9 months
and 16 days. The funeral will take
place in this city in the M. E .
Church at 11 o’clock tomorrow,
Wednesday, February 17, 1904, at
the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. Vow.
ell has a large circle of relatives
and friends in this community lieis
having been one ainoug the pio
neer families in the county. She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Glenn
Cox and Mrs. J. S. Hayes, and oue
son, James Vowell, to mourn her
loss. The family have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
IN T1IK COUNTY COURT FOB COOS COUNTY,
School Notes
0
The school entertainment uext
And still the rainy weather con E d it o r H e r a l d .—
Peace reigns as it did of
>f yore,
JO
| Monday evening at the Masonic
tinues.
uiet’H
Bat t qui
‘ |>r«ueaea ia felt (till more | Hall, is promising well, The mon
Mrs. J. D. Benham, of this place,
Since the sawn not word
To cease their Girding noise in Parkers ey that parents put into this enter-
who is at Coquille being doctored,
! taimuent will be invested for the
is improving.
It is said that she
will soon be able to return to h e r1 A tine piece of rough, clear No. 1 benefit of their children’s school
cedar, measuring 2x37x15 ft, also , work.
home in this vicinity.
one of myrtle, known to be 136
T. O. and C. A. Barker have years old, ia a perfect state of pre , Six 3th grade students submitted
beon making a slashing o f about servation, are now ready ior ship papers in the recent state 8th grade
fifty acres on their farm fonr miles ment to the Lewis and Clark Ex examinations and we are informed
above Fairview.
They will soon position. We feel proad to think that six diplomas will be granted.
The Coquille public school had
be through and return to their that among the exhibits to be 6een
camp, known as Diamond camp, bv thousands from all parts of the six young ladies in the recent
one mile below Fairview, where globe, many will notice and carry teachers’ examination, all for 2nd
they will begin making logging away, correct ideas by actual ob grade certificates and we are pleas
roads and getting ready to log this servation of the products of Coos ed to’ note that all of them will get
Their names
summer.
county people living in countries the desired papers.
Miss Emma Chandler, of Lee, wheie timber is ooe of Natures’ are: Etta James, Nellie Kerrigan,
is stopping with her sister, Mrs. scarcest gifts, will hear of these Winnie Hall, Susie Tuttle, Lena
V. N. Barker, while Mr. Barker is things from those who have seen, Fairman and May Boyrie.
Mrs. Thompson, who has been
taking oat another drive of logs.
aDd thereby become converts to the
Mr. Bud Ingram, of Gravelford, greatness of Oregon as a State and teaching on a permit granted earli
er, has received her certificate,
made a flying trip up the North place of abode.
Fork a week ago Sunday.
Owing
Mrs Rose left the first of the making 100 in all but three sub
We
to the great shock lie received late week for Coquille City, to visit jects nnd averaging 98 in all.
Saturday evening caused him to friends, leaving her daughter, Miss are proud of her.
ride his horse very fast, but with Mamie and Miss Lafiu in charge of
Pictures of all the rooms in work
the good hay and chop which V the house, to comfort those o f us ing order have been or are being
N. Barker and O. B. Uollenboak remaiuing. She returned Thurs made, also one of the school on the
have laid in, we think he will be day well pleased with the hospital school grounds and a “ group" of
able to retnrn in about a week or ity extended her.
the teachers.
These pictures are
ten days.
X. Y. Z.
Capt. Parker returned home from taken for the purpose of our con
Coquille, where he had been so tribution to the Oregon Education
al Exhibit at the World’s Fair at
Mothers and Fathers.
journing for a time.
We desire to sell
Misses Collier and Dunham are St. Louis.
Somebody’s dutiful son, a dear visiting the Burg. The former the enough so that the profit, which is
good boy, so far forgot himself and guest of Miss Fahy, the latter of small, shall be sufficient to cover
the cost of those needed for the ex
his family honor, as to throw a wad Miss Rose.
hibit. We offer a 75c size for 60c.
of mud through a dollar pane of
One o f Coquille’s ministers de Samples mav be seen at Knowlton’s
glass into a quiet peaceful home,
livered a sermon at the school Drug Store
A few years from
startling the inmates. He then ran
house Wednesday evening, takiug
now tho recipient of a picture
away as fast as his heels would car
for his subject Christ the Savior of
would not take several times its
ry him.
He will be allowed to
Mankind. The subject was well
cost for it.
make good the damage and promise
handled and listened to with close
orderly conduct iu the future.
Do not forget the Patriotic En
attention by those present. The
Should he not feel inclined to do so,
trend o f thought bordered on the tertainment to be given by the
he will, if apprehended, be subject
soul’s longing, which dissatisfied school in the interest of the Library,
to arrest and prosecution.
If we man’s disposition to the point where at Masonic Hall next Monday even
may not live in Coquille secure query brought forth fru it I have ing.
Popular prices, 25 and 35
within our own homes, we’d better no wish to criticise these men of cents. Performance to begin at 8
move out and leave the town to the God, whatever their denomination o’clock.
wilful and the wanton.
This fol al creed may be, but like to hear
The Coquille school offers good
lows the unwarranted liberty which the wisdom of His message come advantages to young people of
some parents nllow their boys. It from the speaker's throat in quiet, neighboring districts,
who have
may soon be necessary for quiet deep tones, than in the high falset passed the 8th grade examinations,
citizens to ask the city council for to notes, which seem to me a strain to take up advanced work.
Com
patrolmen in order to provide for ed relationship of vocal chords municate jvith the Principal.
New
security of person and property.
making these sympathetic nerves subjects just beginning this week,
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of mine bear witness, that in Pal Greek Histoiy, Physics 1 Geography
A n o th er C n»f »1 Itlii'm n.Ttlsm C u r estine the Master's voice was quiet, Advanced Physiology,
Algebra,
e d liy ClinrnlM-rlnin s P a m
persuasive and far-rencliing in its Roman History and 9th Grade
H alm .
power.
English.
The efficacy of Chamberlain’s
A man may make a false move
Owing to the few ladies present
Pain Balm in the relief of rheuma and thereby fatumble. Is it manly
tism is being demonstrated daily. that I should, upon a safe elevation, last Friday afternoon, the program
Parker Triplett, of Grigsby, Va., jeer his burdened gait. I only of the Mothers’ and Teachers’ Asso
says that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm show ill-manners, nav more, a jeal ciation was postponed until Friday
gave him permanent relief from ousy of the power within him, not p. m. of this week at 3:30. General
rheumatism iu the back when every mine to possess. Therefore the sublect, .“ The Health of the Stu
thing else failed, and he would not devil in me, urges to his downfall, dent.”
In the recent mid-year examina
be without it.
For sale by R. S. that I may not be left so far be
tions, 93 per cent of the pupils
Knowlton.
hind
and
feel
disgraced
by
letting
passed and were promoted.
-
slip this opportunity.
S.
Mothers' and Teachers' Association.
bats’.
Plans formulated by the Push
Club, and tho Amount of Money
that will be required to carry out
the project.
The Oregon Commission to the
St. Louis Exposition have offered to
allow Coos County to construct a
pavilliou within the stockade of the
Oregon building.
The Oregon
building will’consist of a block house
and stockade, snd Coos County will
be the only county in the state to
have a building within the Oregon
headquarters, hence it is veryimport-
ant that the people of Coos County
seize this opportunity as it will be
the one great opportunity to adver
tise the resources of the county, and
the good results will many times re
pay the outlay. This building will
be used exclusively to display the
Coos County exhibit. In order to
take advantage of this offer it will
be uecessary for our people to furn
ish the material framed ready to
bo constructed. Mr. Peter Loggie
is drawing the plan fo r a suitable
building along tho lines of the North
Bend pavillion. This building is to
be 4G by GO feet and the inside will
bo surfaced and given a hard oil
finibli. The interior will be finish
ed in native Coos County woods,
fiuished natural and polished, a sec
tion being devoted to each of the
many varieties of valuable timber
found in Coos County. This build
ing will be the main feature of the
Coos County exhibit, tho entire
building boing an exhibit of Coos
County woods.
Apart trom the wood exhibit, this
building will contain the dairy, min
eral, horticultural, agricultural, fish
and manufacturimg exhibits. With
out a Coos County building these
exhibits would be scattered through
out the different buildings at the
exposition and would be lost sight
of among the large number of other
exhibits. ' With the building situat
ed as it will be every person visit
ing the Oregon headquarters must
necessarily become acquainted with
tho resources of Coos County.
In order to derive the full benefit
from this exhibit it will bo neces
sary to have for distribution a large
quantity of pamphlets descriptive
of tho resources of Coos County.
Inasmuch as the exposition will be
open for seven months and will be
visited by millions o f people it will
be necessary to have a very large
quantity of descriptive literature,
and the Committeo hove estimated
tho expense necessary for literature
alone at $1500.00. It is also esti
mated that it will require an uddi
The program arranged for last
tional $1500.00 to
prepare the
building and the exhibit and the Friday was postponed until 3:30 p.
m., Friday, Feb. 19th.
The meet
distribution of the literature.
The County Court has appropri ings are held at the school build
ated $1000.00 for this purpose ing and all mothers of school
leaving $2000.00 to be raised by the children and others interested are
citizens o f Coos County. All funds cordially invited.
derived from tho sale of Push Club
The general subject is Health, to
Buttons will go into this fund, and be discussed under the following
the balance will be raised by public topics:
subscription. The Committee will
1. The Importance of Health to
have a representative cover tho cn- Mental Growth and Acquisition.
tiro county at once, as it will be
2. The Care of the Body.
necessary for the Committee to ac
3.
Kinds of Nervousness and
cept or reject the very liberal pro
position o f the .State Commission their Management.
4. Calisthenics and Ventilation.
and the Committee do not feel jus
tified in acting until the fuuds arc
An I'arly K ist r.
in sight.
A strong, healthy, aqtive consti-
Coos County will probably never
again have so good an opportunity tion depends largely on the condi
to bring her resources before the tion of tho liver. The famous little
world, and tho opportunity should pills known as DeWitts’s Little
Early Risers not only cleanse the
not be allowed to escape.
system but they strengthen the ac
tion o f the liver and rebuild the tis
Lieutenanr-Genernl Miles will sues supporting that organ. Little
next week address tho Iroquois Club Early Risers are easy to aet, they
composed of prominent Chicago never gripe and yet they are abso
Democrats. There is to be a ban lutely certain to produce results
quet and a reception bv the popu that are satisfactory in all cases.
lace. The ostensible object is sim Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
ply to pay respect to the nation's ex-
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commanding general.
Travel by Sea.
Tho school children of Connectti-
Steamer Elizabeth, Feb. 12, ar
cut aro visiting the State prison in
squads ns nn object lesson. They rived Feb. 6th; sailed, the lltli.
will probably be given front seats Incoming passengers, W. C. Scott;
at tho executions. Is this for the outgoing, J. T. Fisher, Nellie De
ment, Mattie Hilling. Cargo 300
good of tho rising generation?
m lumber; 30 tons coal; 10 tons
If the Seuate passes the House mdse.
bill, any man who docks his horse’s
Steamer Chico, arrived Feb. 9th,
tail or brings a docked horse into
tho District of Columbia will be fined sailed the Pith. Incoming passen
gers, R. E. L. Bedillion, J. R.
$100 to $500.
Ferguson; outgoing. C. D. Miner,
J. SI. Russell.
250 m lumber; 30
C. C A. Notes.
tons coal; 20 tons mdse.
W h a t .»re I 'l ie j?
Chamberlain’s Stomach und Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipa
tion, and a good one. Price 25 cents.
For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
D lg M ts w h at you e a t .
The
© U
t
‘Our W a y "
o f
F a r r .
Card of Thanks
The undersigned lake this means
to express our sincere thanks to
our many friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted iu caring for
and nursing our little boy through
his late severe spell of sickness.
M b . and M bs . C. A. M ael .
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Til«* l)r :illl |Vn;»l I y.
Beef Steak........ •15c "1
P ork C h o p s..... 15c
R
.............. ,15c Bread and B u tter
included
H a m .................... .15c
H am bu rg .......... 15c
M u tto n ................ 15c
O yster S ou p ...... 15c f C offee............. . 5c
C lam S o u p ....... ,15c 1 Tea.................
V egetable Soup 10c ’ M ilk ................ . 5c
E g g ...................... 5c 1 ' L em on ade....
H am Sandwich. 5c i 1 Ice C ream .... ,10c
Fried C hicken,
À M ilk Shake.. 5c
one p iece........ 5c À Ice cream sodaltìc
C ak e..................... 5c \ M ilk Shake
Pie....................... 5c J
w ith egg... ,10c
A little thing sometimes results in
leath. Thus a more scratch, insig
nificant cuts or puny boils have
paid the death penalty.
It is wise
to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever
handy. Its the best salve on earth
and will prevent fatality,
when
When in Coquille don't fail to
burns, sores, ulcers and p ie s threat
en. Only 25c at Knowlton’s drug come “ Our Way” the place where
store.
you get value received. It will al
-
ways pay you to come Our Way.
Republican Convention.
Iu the matter of the peti-'|
tion of J. \V. Bennett |
That this Court make an order
nu<l atlurs fo r the or- ) P etition directing the Clerk of this Court to
ganixntion of a dyking
cause this petition to be published
District to he number- ¡
for four successive weeks in the offi
ed No.------
cial uewspnper of this County, and
To the Honorable, the County Court, also a notice to interested parties
filing a time for the hearing of this
aboved named:
Your Petitioners, Flanagan & petition and the report of the view
Bennett Bank, a corporation, Jas. ers;
That upon the hearing of this pe
H. Flanagan, J. W. Bennett, R. F.
Williams, George Winchester and tition and the report of said view
Benuet Swanton, would respoctfully ers this Court make an order de.
daring the said premises, as cor
represent and show:
Tlmt petitioner Flanagan & Ben- rected, viewed and surveyed by
net Bank, above mimed, is a corpor the viewers, a dyking district, and
ation organize 1 and existing under thereupon appoint from among the
and by viiture of the laws of the Und owners thereof a Superintend
One M inute Gough Cure Stale of Oregon;
ent of such dyking district; And
F or Uouqtis, C olds a n d Croup*
That each of the above named your petitioners will ever pray eto.
Respectifully submittol,
petitioners iu the owners of a separ
N O T IC E T O € ItE l> IT O K S
F lanagan & B ennett B bnk ,
ate
parcel
ot
land
within
the
bound
Notice is fiereby given that the under
By J. W . B ennett , Fres.
signed ha« been duly nppointed udminia- aries of the hereinafter described
J. W . B ennett .
trator o f the partnership estate of W. H. proposed dyking district, and that
Erdiee, deceased, and thiit ail persons hav
J as . H. F lanaoan .
ing claims against said estate are hereby together petitioners are the owners
R . F. W illiams .
required to present them, duly verified, to of more than one half of the total
the undersigned at the Coquille City
G eo . F. W inchester ,
Creamery in Ooos county, Oregon, within acreage of tue said proposed dyk
B ennett S wanton .
six months from the dale hereof.
ing district.
Dated this 1st day of February, 1904.
Petitioners.
That the Jands included within
S. M . N o s l k k ,
Attorneys for petitioners.
Administrator of the Partnership Estate | the said proposed dyking district
of W. H. Erdiee, deceased.
aro subject to overflow bv tide wa State of Oregon, I
Us.
ter aud by freshets and would so
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the co-part overflow unloHs dykes be construced | County of Coos, )
nership heretofore existing between the and maintained' thereon and tho
1, J. H. Flanagan, being first
undersigned, under the firm name of Mar- i dyke, which is nlréudy there, be re
j duly sworn, do depose and say;that
tin A, Wilson, is this day dissolved by mu
paired and maintained;
tual consent.
I am one of the above-named peti
The business will be conducted by G. W.
That the said dyke, which is al tioners aud that I have read the
Martin at the plaoe o f business heretofore
occupied by the old firm. Said G. W. Mar ready existing upon said premises foregoing petition, and that tha
tin is hereby authorized to settle all liabili was intirelv constructed at the ex same is true as verily believe.
ties and collect all outstanding accounts
pense of these petitioners and their
doe the old firm.
J as . II. F lanaon .
Witness our hands and seals this 8th day predecessors in title, !tnd that the
Subscribed and sworn to before
of February, 1904.
same is now iu great noed of re me this 2nd’ day of January, 1904.
G . W . M a r t i * .
J. D. W il s o n .
pairs;
J ames T. H all .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
D e pa r t m e n t of thk I n t e r io r .
Land Office at Koseburj, Oregon,
January 21, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final commutation proof
in support o f his claim, and that m id proof
will be made before E. I). G. Holden, U.
S. Commissioner at Coquille c ity , Oregon,
on April 9, 1904. viz: H. E. So. 11881,
WILLIAM J. MOON,
for the S
Sec. 4, 1.2SS.. K. II West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and oultiva-
lion of said land, viz: Edward N. Moon,
Arthur Brown, of McKinley, Oscar I).
Moon, Sherman Flinn, o f Fairview, Ore
gon.
J. J . BRIDGES,
Register.
SUM M ONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR TH E COUN
TY OF COOS.
Pacific Metal Works, a Cor-')
poration. Plaintiff.
vs.
'Summons.
H. S. Kribs, Defendant.
J
n n o II. S. KKIB8, the above-named de-
X fendant:
In the name of the ‘State of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled against yon in tho above
entitled Court anil cause, on or before
Wednesday, the 9th day of March, 1904,
which is six weeks after Tuesday, the 20th
day o f January, 1904, said last date being
the date of the first publication of this
summons, and if you fail to so appear and
answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
take judgment against yon for the sum of
Two Hundred Dollars together with in
terest thereon at the rate o f six percent
per annum from the 9th day o f Octo
ber, 1902. and for the further sum of Fifty
Dollars ns attorney's fees in this action;
and for its costs and disbursements ot this
action: and will also take an order o f said
Court for the sale of any property attach
ed in this action, sufficient to satisfy such
judgment, attorney’s fees, and costs and
disbursements.
This summons is published bv the order
of the Hon. L. Harlocker. County Judge of
Coos County. State of Oregon, made and
entered on the 21st day o f January, 1904.
and which order •specifies that the same
shall be published for six consecu tivo weeks
in the Coquille Cit y H erald a weekly news
paper of general circulation and printed
and published in the above-named County,
at the City o f Coquille.
MURDOCH & MOMEU, and
SPERRY & CHASE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Republican state convention
will meet iu Portlaud Thursdny,
April 11, at 11a. m.
This conven
tion will consist of 361 delegates,
the basis of representation being
one delegate for each 150 votes or
fraction thereof in excess of 100
votes cast for Judge Bean of the
supreme court at the last state elec
tion with one delegate st large for
each county.
A resolution was
adopted by the committee recom
mending that the Republican pri
maries be helil throughout the state
April 2 and the county conventions
April 7.
F I R S T N A T I O N A L B ANK
C c q m ille
Presbyterian Church.
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
The Academy roll has reached fif
r n <* m i l l n t l t o I t .i l l .
Feb. 21, both morning and evening.
ty. Some are leaving the Academy-
A grievous wail oftimes comes This will be a preparatory service
ship but nearly all will remain nn-| as a result of unbearable pain from for the coming special meetings.
til tho close of the term. Ed Lind- over taxed organs. Dizziness. Back. Dr. Milligan is at Bamlon holding
burg leaves this week on account of
Liver complaint nnd Consti- services at the Presbyterian church.
the sickness of his mother.
We p»fioD. Bllt tlmnks ^ ^ Ki
Rev. A. Haberlv is at Bamlon with
After the meetings
are sorry as he was nearing the New Life Pills they pnt an end to him this week.
time of three important examina- it „n. Xhev Bre ge„ tle but thor. close at Bandon Dr. Milligan willi
The pnstor'
tlon8,
ough. Try "them. Only 25c. Guar- come to Coquille.
lliis week we have examination* atiteed by R. S. Knowlton, diug- hopes Coquille people will turn out!
| and hear the Dr.
Plan for these
iu Commercial Law, Physical Ge-jgist.
meetings.
ography and some other subjects.
.
.
The class in American Classics
Post Office Burglarized.
U n se 1 O il l i M l I g e M |«Mt.
have just finished the “ Courtship
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Due notice will be | tried their hand at opening the people every day—every hour. You
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termined yet. There is no cine to combination of digestants that di
ated so much merriment lest year.
gest nnd rebuild at the same time.
These notes failed to appear last the robber.— Bandon Recorder.
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week owing to pressure o f work
and poor health o f tk * writer. Wo , DeWItt’s »
Salve strengthens and rebuilds. Sold by
II S. Knowlton.
hope it will not so b.tppen again.
W. T. BUTTON, Proprietor.
C. D e m e n t
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=PIAN0 =
Is an inspiration because it represents a climax in piano
building. It is a source of universal admiration and enthusi
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and pure Every feature of the Smith k Barnes pianos denotes
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It will interest you to learn the detail of
our terms. Write for catalogue.
Dealers in Pianos,
For catalogues and terms write
E. ¡VI, FURMAN „.
O re g o n ..
for Coos County,
O. Box 218, Marshfield.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
R,
Acute
Notary Public for Oregon.
That it is desired to form a dyk
ing district of the hereinafter des In the County Court, of tho State of
cribed proposed dyking district so
Oregon, for the County of Coos.
as to improye said premises by dyk
PETITION.
ing the same and by repairing and
maintaining the said dyke already Iu the Matter of the Pe
tition of J. W. Bennett
constructed there.
and others for the or- )■ C itation .
I
The said proposed dyking district
ganization of a Dyking |
is described as follows, to-wit: Lots
District to be number- |
One, Two and Three, and the Nouth-
ed No.------
J
j cast I of the Northwest I and the
To all persons whom it may con
!
j North ^ of thé Northeast | of cern, and to all interested parties:
Section 17: the South J of the
In the name of the State of Ore
Southeast J of Section 8; Lot One of gon, you are hereby cited aud re
Section 16; Lots 3 and 4 and the quired to appear in the County
Southeast J of the Northwest \ of Court of the State of Oregon, for
the Southwest J, nnd the Southeast the County of Coos, at the Court
\ of the Southeast \ of the North Room thereof, at Coquille City, in
west ) of Section 9 all in Township the County of Coos, on Wednes
28 South, Range 14 West of the day, the Gth day of April, 1904, at
Willamette Meridian, and» in Coos 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that
County, Oregon, containing 440.39 day, then and there to show causig
acres, of which 232.26 acres are if any thero be, why the petition
ewned by petitioners.
herein be not granted, or why the
W h EBEFOBE YOUR PETITIONKBS l'BAY viewers’ report be not adopted nnd
That the Court appoint three dis incorporated into tho records of
interested persons, who are non this Court.
Witness, tho County Court of the
residents of the said proposed dyk
ing district, as viewers to view out State of Oregon for the County of
and survey such dvkes and dams in Coos, withe the seal of said Court
said proposed dyking district as to affixed, this 8th day of January, 1904.
Attest
L. H . H azard , ClerK.
said viewers shall seem proper and
By R . H. M ast , Deputy.
expedient and to provide for the (Seal.)
Allen & Gilbert, Ramaker Co.. Portland
A H appy N ew Y ear to all.
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For PH cs B ur no, Soroo.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cura
STATE OF OKEOON.
placing of tho dyke already con
structed in thorough repair and up
to a uniform standard, and make re
port to this Court of their doings,
ns hy law required;
I s a ia h H a c k e r
A. J. S h e r w o o d
L. II. H a z a r d
It. E. S h i n e
C O R R E SP O N D E N T S
TH E
Star Restaurant,
National Bank of Commerce,
N. Y. City
Crocke-Woolworth National Bank,
San Francisco
COQUILLE CITY, REOGON,
1st National Bank of Portland,
Tliis Newly Established Resort will be found first-class in every respectn
Portland, Ore
The tables ure suppled with the best of everything, prepared in
Transacts a General Banking bus
an up-to-date manner. Give it a trial.
iness.
MRS, fi. W, MARTIN, PROP,
T o Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ¿a m
Seven Million boxes sold in post
13 months.
This signature,
A
Cares Grip
hi Two Days.
on every
box. 25c.
Strang’s Emporium.
Glassware and Dishes, W ood and W ilow -
ware.
Umbrellas, Leggings and hightop Loggers
shoes.
Outing Flanels,Mackintoshes,Rubber goods
Blankets, Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear.
Z. C STRANG, Prop., - - - Coquille, Oregon