Coquille City herald., April 12, 1904, Image 2

n u r k l i a 'ii i r i i p 'i i M alve.
Expenses in vacation after Janu.
ary 1904 term:
Salaries............................... $1153
Indigents............................... 178
Janitor court house............... 80
Stationery, eto...................... 28
Regular April, 1904 term.
Ordered that the following bills
iu justices court be paid:
Drawing jury list.
E Render, J P dist no 5...... $ 3 00
L A Roberts, assisting........ 2 00
G M Short, assisting.............. 2 00
E G D Holden, J P, dist no
3
J 8 Lawrence, assisting..... . 2 00
W E McDuffy, assisting.... . 2 00
State vs Chas. Cardwell.
E G D Holden, J P fees.... . 5 65
.Stephen Gallier, Const..... . 7 95
Ordered that following bills in
coroner’s courts be paid:
In re Inquest upon Charles How-
ard Turner:
T M Dimmick, juror..........
00
W E Dungan,
“ ......... . 1 00
Frank Denning, “ ......... . I 00
W C Musick,
“ ......... . 1 00
R C Cordes,
“ ......... . 1 00
E O Hall,
“ ........ . 1 00
Wm M Turner,
witness. . 1 50
Hattie B Turner,
“
. 1 50
E E Straw,
“
. 1 50
E E Straw, exam physician. . 10 00
E Mingus, coroner fees. . . . 10 15
In re-inquest upon George Adams
(omitted.)
J. K. Scott, jurror.............. $ 1
Guy Rose,
“ ..................
Ernest Bender, “ ................
W E Dietz,
“ ..................
Jno Tawse,
“ ..................
Walter Endicott, jurror...
ELECTION
EXPENSE.
Pursuant to call the Republican
convention met at this city on
Thursday of laHt week and nomi
nal ed as follows:
For joint
representative the
names of R. D. Hume and J. 8.
Cokp, jr., were placed before the
convention with the result that Mr.
Coks received 87 and Mr Hume
67.
S. B. Hermann was nominated
representative by acclamation.
For county commissioner for two
years, W. F. Bowron, E. A. Andea-
son and J. J. Clikenbeard were
placed in the field and it took two
ballots to seleot Mr. Anderson;
Loyd Spiers and Fred McLean
were named for commissioner for
four years, Mr. Spiers being elected
by a ballot of 76 to 69.
Stephen Gallier was nominated
for sheriff by acclamation as was
also James Watson for county clerk.
For assessor B. C. Lehmanowsky
and E. S. Dean, both of Myrtle
Point, were named, Mr. Dean be­
ing successful by a vote of 92 to 48.
W. H. Bunch was nominated for
school superintendent by acclama­
tion, and J. B. Dully for treasurer.
For surveyor, three candidates
were named, S. B. Cathcart received
44, E. Wold 11, and C. S. McCul­
loch 87. On motion of Mr. Cath­
cart the nomination of Mr. McCul.
loab was made unanimous by ac­
clamation.
Dr. Mingus was nominated for
coroner by acclamation.
W. C. Chase was chosen chair,
man of the county central committee.
L. Harlocker, W. T. Dement, 8.
B. Hermann, W. H. Bunch, W. C.
Chase, L. D. Smith, Dr. Mingus,
J. W. Bennett and E. L- C. Farrin
were chosen as dolegates to the
State and Congressional conventions
E. G. D. Holden was named for
Jnstice of the Peace in Coquille dis.
trict and John E Perrott Constable.
After naming the candidates for
Justice of the Peace and Constable
in the different districts the conven­
tion adjourned
Pursuant to call the Demociatio
county convention was held in this
City today aud trausacted the u s i i h I
routine business for suoli meetings
aud Dominated the ticket indicated
below:
For first place on the ticket, that
of joint representative A. J. Sher­
wood received the nomination by
acclamation.
For representative Rev. R- C.
Lee came before the meeting with­
out opposition and was also nomi­
nated by acclamation.
For county clerk the names of
J. S. Lawrence and R. H. Mast
were placed in nomination the
former receiving 55 votes and the
latter 47.
For Sheriff, Z. T. Siglin and W.
W. Gage were named, Mr. Siglin
being snccessfnl, the ballot stand­
ing 73 to 31.
For county commissioner— two
year term four names, M. Coleman
John Porter, A. D. Boone and John
Porter, were placed before the
delegation.
On first ballot no
nomination was made and tbe
name o f A. D. Boone was with
drawn.
Second ballot resulted:
Coleman 23, Porter 11 and Bear
69.
For
commissioner, four-year
term, tbe uames of Ed Fahy, I. T.
Weekly and R. Pomeroy. A second
ballot was necessary to obtain a
majority of all votes cast.
Pom­
eroy withdrawing Fahy received
47, Weekly 36.
For county school superinten­
dent the names of F. A. Golden
and A. H. Mulkey were proposed,
bnt Mr. Golden’s was withdrawn
and Mulkey’s nomination made
unanimous by acclamation.
T. J. Thrift was nominated by
acclamation for aBseseor.
H. G. Ploeger aud David Fulton
were named for treasurer. Fultou
received 53 votes and Ploeger 42.
For coroner, Dr, K. A. Leep.
Has world-wide fame for marvel­
ous cures. It surpasses any other j
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
cuts, corns, burns, lioits, sores, fe l-!
ons, ulcers, tetter, salt rheum
fever sores, chapped bauds, skiu!
eruptions; infallible for piles. C'rre
guaranteed.
Only 25c, at R. S.
Kuowlton’s, Druggist.
S u m m on s.
In tbo circuit Court of tbe State o f Ore­
gon for Coos County
Oeorgo M. Hite, Plantiif.
va.
|
Henry Scb-oeder, asadniiniatrn- I
tor of tbo estate o f E. S. Spur- |
eeon. deceased, and Cvras Spur- I
K een. Gnbe Spurgeon, H. 1). Spar- [Suit in
geoii, Harriett Spnrgeon, John { Equity
Reeder. S- W. Spurgeon and I for
Nanoy Maxim, heir« at law of E. I Deed.
Spurgeon, deceased,
J
To J. Henrv Sohroedcr administrator of
the estate o f E. 8. Spurgeon deceased and
Cyrna Spurgeon. Qabe Spurgeon S. D.
Spurgeon. Harritt Spurgeon, John Reeder,
S. N. Spurgeon and Nancy Maxou heirs at
law o f E. S. SnuVgeon, deceased, the above
named defendants.
In the name o f the State o f Oregon, yon
and each of yon are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the oomplaint filed against
you in the above entitled court and suit on
or before six weeks from the date o f the
first publication of this Summons which
first date is Tuesday the lGth day of Feb­
ruary, 1904 and the iast date thereof and of
the time of yonr appearnnoe is the 29th
day of March. 1904, and if yon fail so to ap­
licar and answer within the time limited,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demnnded in the Complaint a suc­
cinct statement of which is as follows viz.
For o. deoree that plaintiff is the owner
in fee of the following discribed premises
situated in Coos oonnty, state o f Oregon,
viz:
lioginning at nn iron post forty rods South
and thirty seven rods nnd two feet West
from the quarter section corner or post on
North boundary line of Beotion one in town­
ship twenty-eight South of range thirteen
West o f the Willamette Meredian—run­
ning thence West one hundred feet thence
South two hundred and sixty-two feet more
or less to North boundary line o f Fourth
street in Coquille thence East one hundred
feet, thenee North two hundred and sixty-
two feet more or less to plaoe of beginning
and for a deed therefor. And also the land
and premises discribed as ninety feet wide
East and West and two hundred and fifty
feet long North and Sonth in the North­
east corner of a tract of laud discribed as
commencing SO rods East and 40 rods Sooth
of the Northwest oorner of Sec. 1. tp 28
S. K. 13 West o f Willamette Meredian in
Cooa Connty, State of Oregon, rnnning
thence South 80 rods more or lese to the
iron stake between the J. A. Collier and E.
8. Spnrgeon land thenoe East 3IÍ rods and
13K feet more or less to the Southwest
corner of paroel of land bonded to J. W.
Drane thence North to Sonth side of Spnr-
geon Street, thenoe North 300 feet, thence
West to plaoe o f beginning and for a deed
therefor, and for oosta nnd othir equitable
relief.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. L . Harlocker, conntv jndge for
C oob oonnty, state of Oregon made and en­
tered the 13th day of February, 1904 direct­
ing that the same be finbliabed in tbe Co-
qoijle City Herald, a weekly paper pnblish-
ed in said Coos connty Oregon aud o f gen­
eral cironlation therein, for six successive
weeks.
W a lt * « S in c l a ir ,
Attorney for Flantiff.
Has just received a complete stock of new
Worsted Dress Goods, Silks and
Velvets.
An elegant assortment of new Wash materials Jor early
spring.
Immense line of staple and Fancy
to 20 cts. per yd.
Ginghams , Prices 8
1-3
Large assortment of white and champagne colored merceri­
zed Oxfords for Waists from'20 to 90 cts. per. yd,
Pcales, in latest patterns 7 1-2 to 20cts per yd.
Calico, 20 yards to the Dollar.
Ladles Heady-made Summer suits
and waists.
New Spring Clothing for Men and Boys.
Remember our Popular-price Shoe department,
New and
Stylish footware is arriung Daily.
Large assortment of up-to-date Hats just received, compris­
ing the Steadson. Grizzly and Dunlap, the best on earth.
We also carry a complete Sine of Groceries, Fiour
and Feed,
^
*~
Our Price are Right. Farmers, bring your produce to
W . T. K E R R & C O .
Ordered that the following bills be
paid.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
J H Sacket, labor................ $ 6 50
No. 1. W. Turpen, Justice.
SU M M O N S.
Abraham Cavanaugh, clerk
J. A. Lennnn, Constable.
IN THE CIllCUIT COURT OF THE
(omitted,)..........................
3 00
No. 2. W. H. S. Hyde, Justice.
STATE OF OHEGON FOB TH E COUN
Council Proceedings.
STATIONERY ti PRINTING,
A. G. Aiken,Constable.
TY OF COOS.
Coquille City Herald, print-
T. H. Melil and Villiam Mehl , )
Council met in regular session No. 3. J. H. Cecil, Justice.
partners doing business un­
m g ...................................... $ 50 80 last Monday night.
Lee Goodman, Constable.
der the firm uame o f T. H.
North Bend Citizen, print­
Monthly reports of the recorder, No. 4. I. T. Weekly, Justice.
Mehl & Co., Plaintiffs,
vs.
)■ Summons.
ing...................................... 50 80 treasurer and marshal were read
W. L. Krantz, Constable.
I
Coos Bay News, blanks, etc.
and referred to the finance com
H
.
S.
Kribs,
Defeudant.
j
No. 5. E. A. Adams, Justice.
for offices,........................ 107 50 mittec.
H. S. KltlBS, the above-named de-
Ernest Snyder, Constable.
X fendant:
C. O. Dryden, printing,.!....
1 35
Finance committee reported that No. 6.
In the name of the State o f Oregon, you
O. A. Kelly, Justice.
The Sun, priating tax sale.. 148 00 they had examined the reports of
are hereby required to appear and answer
Win. Rolls, Constable.
J S Dullinger Co., Rec’ts.... 87 00 the above officers for the months of
the complaint filed against yon in the above
entitled Court and cause, on or before
C H Crocker & Co., Records
January and February and found No. 7. A. D. Morse, Justice.
Wednesday, the 18th day o f May, 1904,
E. M. Blackerby, Constable. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE UNDER which is eight weeks after Tuesday,the 22nd
Clks office......................... 35 00 them correct.
day
o f March. 1904, said last date being
Payot, Upham & Co., Books
DELEGATES STATE CONVENTION.
EXECUTION:
J. H. Nasburg was granted a
the date of tbe first publication o f this
j Rare Bargains in Second-Hand Wheels. Wheels to
& Sundries........................
20 46 saloon license for six months.
summons,
and if you fail to so appear and
Notice
is
hereby
(riven
that
under
and
by
S. J. Colver, Dr. E. E. Straw,
Glass k. Prudhomme Co.,
A r e m o n s tr a n c e agaiust the pro­ B. Fenton, J J. Lamb, C. Rasmus­ virtue of »\ writ of execution duly issued answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
out
of
and
under
the
seal
o
f
the
Circuit
take
judgment
against
you
for
the
sum
of
Rent. Repairing Done on Short Notice.
Supplies............................
6 00 posed improvement on Second street
Court of the state of Oregon, in and for Two Hundred and Sixty-five Dollars and
sen and J. J. Stanley,
F P Norton, books survey­
the connty of Coos, to me directed and de­ Eighty Cents getht-r with interest on Two
was read and after discussion an
livered, dated the 27th day o f February Hundred Dollars thereof, at the rate of
or’s Office...........................
3 35 erdinance for the improvement of
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
1904, upon a judgment dnly rendered and six per cent per annum from the 9th day
J B Dulley, supplies Trens.
docketed
in the Judgment Lien Docket in o f October, 1902,for tne farther sum of Fifty
said street was passed and the re­
J. J. Stanley, J. F. Hall, D. J.
East Eqd of Front St
-
-
COQUILLE, Oil
office................................... 15 60 corder instructed to advertise for Lowe, Thos. Barry, K. H. Hansen, said Court, on the 2nd day of October 1894, Dollars as attorney’s fees iu this action,
wnerein Isaiah Hacker as assignee of David and for the plaintiffs’ costs and*.disburse­
L H Hazard, supplies Clks
bids for same.
Morse Jr., was plaintiff and Thomas ments thereof;' and will take an order of
E. A. Adams.
Wyman and Kose C. Wyman were de­ said Circuit Court for the sale o f any pro-
office................................... 43 20
W. L. Kistuer asked for city
fendants,
in favor o f said plaintiff and perty attached in this action, and partiou
T J Thrift, Supplies Assrs. of.$ 4 00
water for domestic use and for silo Leading Events of Eighth Week of against said defendants, command me to larly all yonr right title and interest, in
Stephen Gallier, Sheriffs 'of. 30 08
make by levy and sale ont o f the property and to Certificate No. 6 of the preferred
power. J. E. Perrott asked for
of said defendants, or either o f them, on or stock o f the Bandon Oil Company, a cor­
the War
Coquille Bulletin printing
after the said 2nd day o f October 1894, tne poration incorporated and existing under
aid in opening new street. Both
for offices............................. 42 75
amount duo on said judgment, to-wit: the laws o f the State o f Oregon, which has
matters referred to street committee.
Mar.
29tb--Official
report
of
tlie
$630.92
with interest thereon at 8 per cent been attached in this noti an, sufficient to
Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
per annum from April 17th 1903 until paid, satisfy such judgment, and costs and dis­
An
ordinanco
was
passed
for
Japanese
commander
in
Korea
transfer tax record............. 16 30
for want of personal property of said de­ bar sementa.
building sidewalk on Coulter street places their casualities in the battle fendants or either of them. I have levied
This summons is published by the order
Indigents and Insane, etc.
according to notice heretofore pub­ fought on March 28th in which upon the following described real property o f the Hon. L. Harlocker. Connty Judge of
In re poor farm, ordered that fob
belonging
to
the
said
defendants,
to-wit:—
Coos
County. State of Oregon, made and
lished and recorder instructed to Rnssia was routed, at four killed All of the interests that said defendants
lowing bills be paid.
entered on the 21st day o f March 1901. and
advertise for bids for same.
or either o f them had on the 2nd day o f which order specifics that the same shall
aud thirteen woumled.
C H Frv, Supt. etc from Jan
October 1894 or have since acquired in and be published for eigbt consecutive weeks
J P Goodman, J ,1 Lamb and
Mar. 30th— Admiral Eclioukin is to the South-east quarter o f north-west in the Coquille City H e r a l d a weekly news­
1, to March 14, ’04......$
143 70
Oldest and Best House in the Northwest. Fifty to
W L Kistner were appointed judges ordered by the Czar to proceed to quarter an ! north-east quarter o f south­ paper of general circulation and printed
,1 A Lamb ti C'o., Hdwr A
quarter, and
lots
three
and and published in the above-named County,
and C A Gage, O C Sanford and Port Arthur to acl ss an aid-de- west
a Hundred Dollars saued on every Piano.
four of Section seven in township 26 nt the City o f Coquille.
»
merchandise,...............
11
80 N W Leueve clerks of the city elec­
camp to admiral MakarofL
An south of range 13 west o f Willamtte Merid­
SPEHHY
A
CHASE.
N Lorenz, Mdse,.................
84 05 tion to be held May 2, 1904.
ian in Coos Conuty, also, lot o f land, de­
explosion destroys one o f the pow­ scribed as beginning nt a post standing
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
We Arrange Payments to suit convenience of Pat­
P E Drane, M eat,.............
9 20
The following bills were allowed: der magazines at Sasebo, Japan north seventy-four degrees east seventy-
R S Kuowlton, Supplies....
17 05
eight
and
1-10
feet
from
the
south-east
rons and Countersign all Factory Guarantees.
G A Robinson, rent .......... $ 2 00 and four men are killed. Cause of corner of lot four in block thirt.v-ono in
t I O T I C K T O f 'R E D I T O R S
P E Drnne, Meat................
21 89
W C Benham, nightwatch..... 10 00 explosion is not known.
the town o f Umpire City, Coos Co., Oregon,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
under-
I
R S Knowlton, Drugs, etc.
2 95
ns shown by the plat o f said town on file signed has been duly appointed adminis- ■
Lee Goodman, salary for
Mar. 31st- Admirol Makaroff, and o f record in the ofBco o f the county trator o f the partnership estate of W. II.
.1 W Offield, supplies.........
10 00
March.................................. 60 00 with five battleships and five cruis­ clerk Raid Coos County, thence north Erdice, deceased, nnd thatnil persons hav­
7, C Strang, Mdse..............
6 75
E G D Holden,recorder’s fees 18 35 ers reconuoiters near the mouth of twenty-four degrees east fifty feet; thence ing claims »gainst- said est.ato are hereby
For prices, terms anil full Infoiniation with Illustrated Catalogue
W T Kerr, Mdse ...............
13 15
south sixty six dogrees east one nu ndred required to present them, duly verified, to
Coquille City Bulletin print­
Port Arthur and having sighted feet; thence south twenty-four degrees the undersigned nt the Coquille City
N Lorenz, M dse.................
9 60
:-:-:w rite t o :-:-:
ing........................................ 15 05 on Japanese ships returns into the west fifty feet; and thence north sixty- Creamery in Coos county, Oregon, within
T H Mehl k Co., Hdwr. ..
130
Hix degrees west one hundred feet, to the six months from the date hereof.
O C Sanford, rent of hose
place of beginning, containing 5000 square Dated this 1st day of February. 1904.
harbor.
R B Ray, Mdse.,................
9 30
S. M. N o h lk r ,
feet of land, the same being the south
bouse..................................... 4 00
E A Franklin, Supt. salary
Administrator of tbe Partnership E sta te-
Apr.
1st,—
Russian
Port
Arthur
half
of lot of land designated in H. H.
to March 31st.................
28 49 Frank Morse, lights............. 27 00 squadroD encounters and sinks a Luse’s Addition io said Empire City, of W. H. Erdice, deceased.
E D Myers, Services.........
10 00 Dr Culin health officer......... 6 00 JapauBe merchantman 35 miles marked “ M C” situated in Block number­
ed 132, as per plat of said addition.
A J Sherwood, water pipe... 13 90
N Lorenz, supplies West-
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
THE
North o f Chee Foo,
And will on Friday, the 15th day of
not....................................
85 N Lorenz, groceries forquar.
April, 1904, at the hoar of 10 o'clock in the
Notice is hereby given that the co-part­
Apr,
2nd—Russian
government,
forenoon
o
f
said
day,
at
the
front
door
at
anline
patients.....................
3
15
P E Drane, supplies Jewett
3 25
nership heretofore existing between the
the County Court House in the town of undersigned, under tho firm name of Mar­
Bills of E A McDuffee for paint, under au urgent request of the Coquille,
C M Skeels, supplies Jewett 11 65
Coos Connty, Orttgon, offer for tin & Wilson, is this day dissolved by mu­
United
States
on
behalf
o
f
the
Jap­
ing and C O Gilkey for damages
sale aud sell to the highest and best bidder tual consent.
Pioneer Grocery Co. J Nel­
grants the for cash, the above described real property,
The business will be conducted by G. W.
son ................................
53 30 referred hack for correction and ex­ anese government,
or
sufficient thereof to satisfy the said ex­ Martin at the place o f business heretofore
homeward passage o f the Japanese ecution
planation.
C A Johnson, Oof. ft burial
with costs and accruing oosts. 1 occupied by the old firm. Said G. W. Mar­
Receipt iu full from Pacific Coast noDComlmtants detained in Siber­ Given under my hand this 15th day o f I tin is hereby authorized to settle all liabili­
Gibson.............................
20 00
COQUILLE CITY, 11EOGON,
ties and collect, all outstanding accounts
Pipe Foundry Company read nnd ia. The advance guard o f .Japanese March, -904.
E L C FarriD, milage Dep.
S t e p h e n G a l l i e r .
I duo the old firm.
army in Northwest Korea occupies
Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon, i Witness our h a n d s a n d s e a ls th is 8th d a y This Newly Established Ili-sort will bo found (irst-clasu in every rospectn
A tty...:....... '.....................
9 80 filed.
tbe town ofSheng without opposi­
of February, 1904.
The tables are suppled with the best of everything, prepared in
J T EcCormae, services for
G . W. M a r t in .
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
tion. Sbeng Cheng is 18 miles
Maggie Dongan, Holm,
an up-to-date manner. Give it a trial.
J. 1). W il s o n .
West of Cheng Ju on the Pekiu
United States Land Office.
Our Stiamers.
Markevitcb, A Werdan..
83 00
road.
Kosebarg, Oregon. March 23, 1904,
L Snider, Lodging boat
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Steamer Elizabeth arrived on
Apr. 3rd—Snrvivers of the sunk­ with
hire, Werdau................
the provisions o f the act o f Congress
20 25
April 3rd; sailed April 8th; 50 hours en Russian warships, Variag and of Jane 3,1878, entitled "An act for the sale
Cores Grip
Coquille Valloy Packing Co
out.
Incoming passengers, A. Korietz, who Imvp signed parole of timber lands in the States of California,
Is Two Deys.
supplies A C Hoyt not
Oregon,Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Pershlmker, Miss Ruby Pershbaker, aDd taken tin board tin» French as extended to all the Public L in d States
allowed............. ..............
3 65
on every
j m
S. Brannon, Dr. R. B. Boyle, L. L. stpamer arrive in Sevastopol, Rus­ by act of August 4. 1892.
JasFerry, SuppliesWinters
19 98
box. 23c.
Page, M. Sohio, W. F. Harris, B. sia.
JAMES W. MAST,
Seven
MUHon
boxes
sold
In
pest
12
months.
This
s
i
g
n
a
t
u
r
e
,
Geo Russell, qunrant, Cot­
S. Moss, J. A. Paumele. Outgoing
o
f
Pr-Mp
T.
connty
o
f
C
>o*
st
ile
o
f
Oro-
1
Apr. 4th— Japanese army of 105,
ton....................................
15 00 passengers: Thus. Harmon, Mrs C
gon, l as this day filed iu this office his
000 men land near Takshan, Mau- sworn statement No.-----. for the purchase
Alfred Matson, supplies
! Adams and son, Mrs. W. H. Bunch,
of
the East H of 8. W.
of Section No.
churia,
aod
begin
their
Northwest
Mrs Miehelson...............
4 00 nnd two children, Mrs. R. B. Ray,
in Township No. 27, S. range No. 11 W.,
movement. Another arothet army 32,
Geo H Herron, Attend
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
that the land
_ Miss Ollie Ray. Miss Dora Vermil- of 45, 00b men are landed West of
sought is raoro valuable for its timber or
Claurio, insane, .............
1'* lion, nnd D. S. Rouse; 300 m lum . the month o f the Yaln The Jap­ stone than for agricultural purposes, and 1
John Preuss, Pres, Marke-
ber; 100 m white cedar shingles; anese naval (lenmostrations be­ to establish his claim to said land before
vitch, insane...................
L. II. Hazard, County Clerk o f Coos
1
60 tons plunder.
fore Port Arthur on March 27th Conntv, Oregon, nt his office in the court­
W Culin, Ex insane, etc...
47
house at Coquille Cit», Coos County, Ore­
is now claimed, according to mili­ gon,
D D Campbell, W ood A
on Saturday, the lltb dav o f June,:
A C u r e lo r l l p a d a e k r .
tary experts, to have been a feint 1904. He names as witnesses: W. H. Har­
coal Miehelson A Gran-
man.
E. 1). Myers, Webb Mast. Henry
holm.................................
Any man, woman or child suffer­ to cover tbe landing o f these great Hervey, all of Lee. Oregon.
9 00
ing from headache, biliousness or a armies. lafishan is a small sea- | Any and all parsons claiming adversely
W H S Hyde, Ex Holm A
port ID Southern Manchuria about I the above-described lands are requested to
Markevitcb......................
10 00 dull, drowsy feeling should take one 40
miles West o f the Yalu and 100 I
c1«*™»«" this office .m ..r before
or two of DcWitt's Little Early
WulttrL Condron, services
said lltb day of Juno, 1901.
J . T BRIDGES.
These miles Northeast o f Port Arthur.
Nociolo Claurio insane...
19 00 Risers night and morning.
Uogister.
--- -- — «
famous little pills are famous be.
E Mingus, Care, etc. Maliq
cause they are a tonic as well as a
Brown Leghorns.
Jackson, et al hospital
pill.
While they cleanse the ays-
quarantining, fumigat­
ing, e tc............................. 416 25 tern they strengthen and rebuild it
J. C. Watson, of Cunniagham,
Good sound wood, full tiers and
by their tonic effect upon the liver furnishes eggs from
imported
E A Anderson, team hire
Nick Claurio insane.......
3 0« and bowels. Sold by R, 8- KnowL fowls at #1 00 for 13. or #5.00 per lengths to suit purchaser.
Leave orders at the Hrn»t n office
tot).
Continued peit week
Bicycles!
Ramblers, Tribunes, Mitchells
and other makes.
ALBERT FISH,
Pianos and Organs.
F orty Different Factories’ Make.
Allen
&■ Gilbert,
Ramaker
Company,
E. ¡VI. FURMAN
Star Restaurant,
MRS. (S. W. MARTIN, PROP,
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
*
A
Strang’s Emporium.
Wood,
100
V
Wood.
Wood!
Glassware and Dishes, W o o d 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