No, Henry, President Roosevelt
SUMMONS.
m u:PIT COPUT OF THE will not likely be at the Christian
STATE OF OUEGON IN ANI) FO K church, next Thursday. If he comes
Dr. and Mrs. C. W- R ob erts, the
he will be given a pass end you will
eye specialists, who are located at THE COP NTT OF COOF.
have to pay ten cents
W illia m S n y d e r, 1
| Mrs. Wickham’s boarding house in
P la in tiff I
Washington, Aug. 1. — A o o u t 3 0
vp .
finit
in
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q
u
ity
for
Coquille, for a few weeks, come J u lia finyder,
I
D ivorce.
| cases or b u b o n ic plague pur week
D e fe n d a n t. |
! highly recommended lrom Marsh-
are being r e p o r te d from Hongkong,
i field and North Bend where they To J u lia finyder. th e abovo-nam ed d e fe n d - ' while Asiatic cholera has also made
have successfully fitted great num­ III tbo N am e of th « S ta te o f O regon; You 1 its appearonce at that p o i n t .
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bers of people during the last three | {£
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title
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w
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from
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C re d ito rs .
months, m a u y of whom had pre­ th e d a te o f tb e first e u b lie a tio u o f th is ! . . . . . ,
, ..
viously considered their ca ses liope- annulions, to -w it: w ith in six w eeks from Notici is horeb> given th a t the um ier-
th e 2nd d a y o f A ugnat, l'J04. tn a sam e be- i
haa been duty
uit. d ad iu m is
less. They claim that many seem- | the date of tho first publication of this I ,.n*tor of tile Palate of M ary A. Vowell,
, .
. .
. .
, I anmtnnn h
deceased, and that all persons bavin«
lllgly Iticurable nerve troubles and
claims a«ainst said e sta te are hereto re-
chronic headaches are brought „ ¡ { £ & " a M S . i I'htaud^r^gn^.^ai'iComt'w a "^ ^ !.'0
about through a constant effort to |
& ! s^o'n “ wiAMn^x M ^ t E d a ' S ;
get perfect vision through imperfect ' o rd e r of n n b lio a tio n , ju d g m e n t w ill be ta- heroof,
r
i ken nimmsfc you fo r w an t th e re o f fo r the
D ated th is 13th d a y of Ju ly . 1904.
eyes, and prove their theory true re lie f d e m a n d ed in p la in tiff's c o m p la in t,
W. W. ( rAOK.
a su cc in c t s ta te m e n t of w hich is a s follows:
A d m in istra to r of the E s ta te
by references to hundreds of people T h a t th e m a rriag e c o n tra c t betw een p la in t­
o f M ary A. Vowell, deceased.
fe n d a n t m ay be dissolved, set
in Coos county whom they have a iff sid a e n d a n d d e hold
for n a u « h t a n d th a t he be
N
O
T
IC
E
F O lt P U B L IC A T IO N .
cured of serious nerve diseases by re s to re d to th e rig h ts an d p riv ileg e s of a
j single person a n d th a t th e c u sto d y of his
U n ited S ta te s L a u d Office, K oseburg, O r.,
fitting them with glasses. These tw o m ale c h ild re n be g iven to him a n d fo r
/
J u n e 20,1904.
an y o th e r a n d fu rth e r re lie f a s th e c o u rt
diseases were supposed by all, but I I m
N otice is h e re b y given th a t in com pli­
ay deem e q u ita b le and just.
an
ce
w
ith
th
e
pro
v
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of
act o f C on­
Service
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the most advanced in the science of lic a tio n in pu rsu an ce o f an o rd e r m ade by gress of J u n e 3, 1378, e n title the
d “ An a c t for
th
e
sale
o
f
tim
b
e
r
lands
in
th
e
S ta te s of
ophthalmology, to have no connec­ L . lla rlo e k e r, C ounty J u d g e of Coos c ounty,
O regon, d a te d th e first day of A ugust, 1904. C alifo rn ia , O regon, N evada a n d W ash in g ­
tion whatever with the eye.
to
n
T
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ry
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to
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ll
t h e Pub
d ire c tin g th a t service th e re o f be m a d s by
lic a tio n th e re o f in th e Sem i-W eekly lie L a n d S ta te s by a c t of A ugust, 4, 18>2,
It is worth while to call and have ib
Ku\i,r>, a new spaner published a t th e C ity
L E W IS E . BROW N,
a talk with them.
They will put of C oquille, in sa id Coos C ounty, O re g o n , O f R iv erto n , cou n ty of Coos, S ta te of O r­
once each w eek fo r a period of six w eeks.
egon, has th is day filed in th is office his
the human eye before you in an en­
R O B E R T B U R N S.
A ttorney for p la in tiff. sworn s ta te m e n t No. 6247, for th e purchase
tirely different light from that in
of th e S. ^ of NW . H «nd N. W o f N E . \
o f Section No. 8 in T ow nship N o. 28, 8.
which you have held it before.
R ange No. 11 W est, and w ill offer proof to
N
O
T
IC
E
.
They make no charges for their
show th a t th e la n d sought is m o re valu ab le
S econd S tre e t G rad in g Im ppove-
examinations, which are made
fo r its tim b e r or stone th a n fo r a g ric u ltu ra l
purposes, and t »» M labliah h is c la im to said
m e n t»
with the finest, scientific instru­
la n d before J a m e s W atson, C ounty C lerk of
A petition h aving been received by C oosoounty, O regon, a t th e offioe of county
ments which optical science has
been able to produce. They cut the com m on council of the city of Co­ clerk o f Coos county, O regon, a t C oquille,
regon, o n S a tu rd a y , the 17tti d a y o f S e p ­
tbe lenses for work, so you do not quille, Coos C ounty, Oregon, signed by O
te m b e r, 1904.
have to wait. Office hours on Sat­ a m ajority of th e proj»erty owners (street H e n am es a s w itnesses: W in. M yors,
urdays. Other times, by appoint­ frontage,) w ithin the lim its designated, C laud W aters. C larence W aters a n d Ar­
th u r B row n, all of Lee, Coos c o u n ty , O re­
praying for th e im provem ent of Second gon
ment.
G la sse s Scientifically Fi ted.
IN THE
T U E SD A Y
AUG. 9 , 1904
Our P rim ar¡C lass
See the man.
Tbe man has a bummer.
Is it a email bam-mer?
No it is lar-ger than tbe man.
Is the man a car-pen-ter?
No, for car.pen-ters bu:ld things.
Who is this man?
He is a knock— er.
What does bo do?
Oh, he knocks, growls, kicks, ob­
jects and puts him-self in the way
all the time.
Is he a good man?
Well— Ho thinks be is the best.
Does he go to his lodge?
Yes, if ho can raise a row.
Does he go to his church?
Yes, if ho thinks there will be a
scrap.
Does he bring new mem-bers in­
to his lodge, his chux-ch or his town?
No! No!!! No!!! Ho is a knocker.
Ho stands on the streets and tells
what bad folks are in his lodge, his
church or his town.
Oh. Does he live in Coquille?
We are sor-ry he does.
Whon will he leave town?
He never leaves.
Where will he go when he dies.
Ho never dies.
Is he always a man.?
No, he is some-times a wo-man
«
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The County Court of Coos C ounty Or­
Japan R eport P ort Arthur H as
egon, will receive proposals to build a
Fallen.
London, Aug. 0 .— A dispatch wing to tho Hoffman bridge on Middle
Fork of Coquille river u n til 2 o ’clock p.
from Nagasaki states that Port Ar­ m.y Saturday the 20th day of August,
thur has fallen after three days, 1904.
Said wing to be constructed in the
fighting. The report is given little
credence, however, as all other! following m anner, to-w it: Beginning
dispatches at hand inicadte that I at the E ast end of the pier of said
bridge on the South side of said river,
the Russians still maintain strong running in a S ou th -E asterly direction
positions at Port Arthur and are 344 feet to an alder tree m arked “ X ,”
believed to bo in position to make a near the top of bank, the p ilin g to l>e of
w hite cedar not lees than 7 inches in
long continued fight.
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A Programme
Different from the ordinary,
Christian Church Thursday.
'• H o m e S w e e t H o m e . ”
Tit for Tat— A fly young Irish­
man unsuccessful attempt at found­
ing a home. — Mr. Handsaker.
Boiling it Down or How he got
the preacher.
Mr. Handsaker.
The sad state of three egotistical
maidens— Trio, Misses Hungnte,
Miller and Burns,
The Annual Fever— Ernest Per-
rott.
They Didn’t Think—Gertrude
Hungate.
Topsy Turvey— A rallicking song
by the little folks.
A Boy’s Story— Mrs Thompson.
How an Inexperienced House­
wife (and her husbaud) Made
Things Come Out Even.
Mr.
Handsaker.
Duet— Home Sweet Home. Miss­
es Hungate and Burns.
Solo— My New England Home
Miss Eula Price,
Write Them a Letter Tonight
Miss Getrude Miller.
Why Some Men— and Women—
are Never at Home— Double recita­
tion. Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Hand­
saker.
diam eter at the sm all end, to be driven
8 feet apart and at least 3 feet below the
river bed, the piles to be capped on a
level w ith pier of said bridg, with 8x10
inch caps and planked w ith 2x12 inch
planks, said planks to be spiked to piles
with 60 d spikes in end of each plank
where same rests on pile, the space be­
tween planks not to exceed 2 inches.
The wing to be braced by p iles driven
near the bank on the South side <»f
wing and 10 feet apart, a brace running
from same at the ground to piling in the
wing near the top of p iling in wing
and to be notched so that half the
brace w ill rest against the pile and se­
curely spiked and all material used to
be of good, sound merchantable tim ber.
The contractor to furnish all m aterial
and labor necessary to he used in the
construction of said wing. All work to
he done in a good and workman-like
m anner and under the supervision of
tho County Court of Coos county, Ore­
gon, or one of the mem tiers thereof.
Each ladder will be required to deposit
w ith h is bid live p ercen t of the amount
of his bid, which shall be forfeited to
the County in case tho award is made to
him , if he fails or refuses, for the peri >J
of tw o clays after such award is made,
to enter into contract and file his bond
in the m anner required by law and to
the satisfaction of the County Court up­
on (lie dav appointed.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
All bids
should be filed with the County Clerk
on or before the tim e specified.
Dated this 4th day of August, 1904.
L. II \RLO CK ER,
County Judge.
W. T. K ER R & CO.
Has just received a complete stock of new
Worsted Dress Goods, Silks and
Velvets.
An elegant assortment o f mw Wash materials Jo r early
spring .
Immense line of stao/e ana Fancy Ginghamsr Prices 8 13-
to 20 cts. per yd.
Large assortment o f white and champagne colored merceri­
zed Oxfords fo r Waists from 20 to 90 cts. per. ydm
Pcalt-s, in latest patterns 7 1-2 to 20cts per yd.
Vo' co, 20 yards to the Dollar.
Ladies’ Heady-made Summer suits
and waists.
New Spring Clothing for Men and Boys.
Remember our Popular-price Shoe department, New and
Stylish footware is arri ung Dally.
Large assortment of up-to-date Hats just received, compris­
ing the Stead son, Crizzly and Dunlap, the best on earth.
We also carry a complete line of Groceries, Flour
and Feed,
Our Price are Right. Farmers, bring your produce to
street, old plat of th e town of Coquille,
Any an d all persons claim in g a dversely
(now City of Coquille) Oregon, between th e above-described lands a re re q u e ste d to
file
e ir claim s in th is )ffice o n o r before
B or Main, and C streets in said city, sa id th 17th
d a y o f Septem ber. 1904.
by tilling and grading the same and the
J . T . B R ID G E S ,
R eg iste r.
said Council h avin g ordered a survey
thereof, w hich said survey profiles and
estim ates are now on file in the office of
th e C ity Recorder, the same having
been adopted by said council. It was
further ordered th at notice of said im ­
provem ent be published inviting pro­
posals for said work; said proposals to
be received and filed at the office of
U R TO D A TE,
said City Recorder on or before the 10th
day of A ugust, A. D. 1904, at 4 o ’clock
p. UK
R O YA L LIQUORS,
Now tiiebkvore : All parties interest­
R
O Y A L FITTIN GS,
ed, or d esiring contracts for said work
R 0 Y A L TREA I M F NT.
or im provem ent are invited to exam ine
the report of the survey or profiles, esti­
B A N T E R BROS. PROPS.
mate's, etc, now’ on file as aforesaid, and
subm it proposals for said work.
By order of the Common Council of
the City of Coquille, Oregon.
E. G . D H olden ,
City Recorder.
Dated th is 22nd day of July, A. D .,
1904.
W. T. KERR & CO.
SIMMONS.
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
S T A T E O F O U EG O N . IN AND FO R
T H E C OUNTY O F COOS.
W arrou C. P a rk e r, P la in tiff,
VS.
ÿ S u it iu
B a rtle tt Doe, N ancy H . K ezar, E q u ity .
M arth a A. Sw an. J o h n F . M oore,
Chns. H . M oore. F ra n k G . M ooie,
G eo. I.D o e , M ellon L. Doe, F r a n k
P . D oe. C hns. W. Doe, ( ’h as. B.
G ould. R alp h W. G ould. R u th W.
S a rg e n t, A lbert A. S a rg e n t, K a th ­
ryn S a rg e n t, A rth u r F . Doe, C al­
vin. W . D oe. E m m a W. B urns,
M ary E llen Boone. L ucy I). H yde,
Loring B . Doe, E lla F . L incoln,
M ary M arg n irite D oe, L a u ra M.
Poe. L ulu K. Doc, M ary A. K ezar,
San F ran c isco P r o te s ta n t O rp h a n
A sylum , a c o rp o ratio n , P acific
H ebrew O rp h a n A sylum , a cor-
liorntiou, R om an C atholic Or-*
phan A sylum , a c o rp o ra tio n , T h e
oRpitnl fo r C h ild re n a n d T ra in
in g S chool, a c o rp o ra tio n , T h e
Boys a n d G irls Aid S ociety, a c o r­
p o ra tio n , G olden G a te K in d er­
g a rte n A ssociation, a co rp o ra tio n .
T h e B oard of R egents of th e U n i­
v e rsity o f C alifornia, a c o rp o ra tio n
an d B ody
P o litic ,
U n io n
Frost C om pany, a co rp o ra tio n ,
im l ExecntO f, inclu d in g a ll th e |
h eirs a t law an d devisees of (’has.
L'. Doe. deceased, and J . W. Ben- |
n e tt, A d m in istra to r, D e fe n d a n ts .)
T o B a rtle tt Doe, N ancy H. K ezar, M a rth a
A. S w a n . J o h n F. M oore, C h as. H . M oore,
F r a n k G . M oore, Geo. 1. Doe. M ellen L.
D oe. F ra n k I . Doe, (’has. W. D oe, C has. B.
Don’t Take My Little Home NO TCE O F 1' : TIT ION FOR iO G G IN G G ould. R alp h \v. G ould. R a th \V. S a rg e n t,
Vlbert A. S a rg e n t. K a th ry n S a rg e n t, A r­
Duet— The Misses Howey.
RO AD .
th u r F. Doe. C alvin W. Doe, E m m a W.
B urns. M iry E llen Boone, L ucy D. H yde,
Leaving Home and Mother. Mr. State •f O regon, 1
Ijo rin g lb Doe, E lla F. L in co ln , M ary
Handsaker.
M arg u irite Doo, L a u ra M. D oe, L u lu K.
Cc
pounty of Coos, ?
Doe.
M ary V. K ezar, San F rancipco P ro t-
In th e C o u n ty C ourt of Coos ( ’ u n ity .
Tableau— “ Now I Lay Me.”
e s te n t O rp h a n A sylum , a c o rp o ra tio n , P a­
In th e m a tte r o f th o A pplication of M. C. cific H ebrew O rp h a n Asylum, a c o rp o ra tio n ,
Other features will be introduced.
B ingham to E s ta b lis h a L o g g i a R o a d R om an C ath o lic O rp h a n A sylum a c o rp o ­
in Ctx)s C o u n ty .
tio n . T h e H o sp ital for C h ild ren and
You will enjoy the evening,
Ad- To J o h n N otley. D. F . D e an , W. W. (J ige. ra
T raining School, a c o rp o ra tio n . T h e Boys
mission i o cents.
a n d to a n y an d a ll persons having or a n d G irls Aid S ociety, a c o rp o ra tio n . G old­
claim in g a n y in te re s t in a n y o f th e lands en G a te K in d e rg a rte n A ssociation, a corpo­
th ro u g h w hich th o R o ad h e re in a fte r do- ra tio n . Tlie B oard of R eg en ts o f th e U ni­
Steam er Notes.
crib e d is proposed to be located:
versity o f C alifo rn ia , a c o rp o ra tio n an d
You will pleaso* ta k e n o tic e th a t M. C. body p o litic, a n d U nion T ru st C om pany, a
B
in
g
h
a
m
h
a
s
th
is
day
filed
a
p
d
titio
u
aud
c
o rp o ra tio n :
STEAMER KLIZ.UlETH.
up in th e com itv co u rt pro v id in g the loea-
th e n a m e of th e S ta te of O regon, you
Arrived Aorgusi 1; sailed Aug- , | tion of a rig h t o f way for a logging road and In each
y ou are h ereby no tified th a t
th ro u g h la n d s now hi your possession in you are re of
u ire d to a p p e a r an d answ er the
list 3 . Incoming passengers: M iss ’ suction six, tow usnip tw e n ty -e ig h t sou th of c o m p la in t q filed
» g a in st y o u in tb e above
g e tw elve w est of the W illa m e tte m eri- e n title d s u it w ith
in six w eeks from th e
El ma Nelson, Miss Grace ■H ovt, I d ran
ia n , in said contily, a n d said a p p lic a tio n d a te o f th e first p u b lic a tio n of th is s u m ­
conic on to be h e ard before s a id court m o n s. to-w it:
Geo D Morse, J H Connut, E n i j n will
t th o next regular Septem ber, 1904, term
W ithin six w eeks from th e 26th d a y of
land; 75 tons mdse. Outgoing r I j th ereo f, on T h u rsd a y , th e second day of J u ly , 1!K>4. th e sam e being th e d a te o f the
nasHotiiTFiru
\r
w.
,..
. “ id ^ r m , b ein g the Hth dny of Septeui- first p u b lic a tio n o f th is su m m o n s.
if
]> asse n g e rs.
M is s Flora Walser, j ber. 1904. a t ten och*ck in the forenoon vou fail to a p p e a r a n d answ er on or And
before
Miss Rosiua W f a l s e r M rs R H iiitis
Mast i, o °i f v ” m l'd
<
,"y
,
the ap p o in tm e n t th e 6 th d a y of S eptem ber, 1904. the sam e
w ersto locate sa id i-.id m sa id county, b e in g th e ia st day o f th o tim e p rescribed in
M is s M u b le L o r e n t z e n
R E L I k - * iu wUi' b
will be held, a t w hich tim e t h r o fd l i o f p u b lic a tio n , ju d g m e n t w ill be
<1 illiti,. \ r
n
i i t ,
' " n Rro rrtln ' rf,d
be and a p p ea r before ta k e n a g a in st von for w an t theruot for th e
t u r n o n , A irs L n p t J J o h o s o n , M is s I “ ’d <*• »nrt and file \ n r c laim fo r an v dam
re lie f d e m a n d e d in p la in tiff 's co m p la in t, a j
su cc in c t s ta te m e n t of w hich is as follow s:
R u b y P ersh b a k o >r;
r; 40
40 cords
c o r .ls match-
m a tc h . ¡
r
"
'L
<Jcr
3 is
ron lo win
"
aid i ig h * t > o ” f " w
ay ^
c a ted
(1» T h a t a n in s tru m e n t of conveyance, I
wood 2 o 0 M lumber, 20 tons mdse. iy said m ap show n sn d in said p e titii
to-w it:
\ d eed from C harles F. Doe to !
ray ed : ami ! irth r. you do « h e n Vi
' ' a rre n ( ’. B arker, d a te d F e b ru a ry 20. 1903, j
r:\n -o . i f a n v von h n v * . w liy s a id r i e h t o f
an
d
rec
o
rd
e d A pril 18, 1903. in Book 38, n t !
w av s h o n k l n o t bo lo c a te d a s b y s a id m a p p age 349 »»f th e R ecord o f D eeds for Coos ;
Christian Church Notes.
s h o w n a n d p r o je c te d .
C onuty, O regon, b e re fo rm ed «o th a t th e
1 T h e po in I o f co m m en ce!i le n t, tb e p la c e
tio n o f la n d c o n ta in ed th e re in s h a ll I
One addition to the church last i o f te rm in o it ion a n d th e l a n d s t h r o n s h d re e a sc d rip
ns follow s: lot nu m b ered 2, also such
i w h ic h m ud proix>*ed re n d iis s o n q h t to bo
ions of lo t n u m b e re d 3 a n d th e S . W.
Sniiday by confession and baptism. lo c a te d a re a« fo llo w * : 1L•y inuiiu? a t th e port
l4 of N. K. l 4 o f Sec. 22 as lies sou th and
j q - n t, r o f t l io o n st e n d o f F ir * t s t r e e t in e a st of H ear ere» k. All in T p. 28 S. o f R.
Services next Sunday at 11 a in
d it io n to th e id •wn o f C o q u ille 14 W . o f th e W illftrom ette m e rid ia n in
(‘now < itv o f OoqniU« •* Coos c o n n ty . Coos c o u n ty , O regon, c o n ta in in g 83.75
only. No services after the 7 p. m. j C ut ity
a to o f < >n
n £ th e n c e in nn a cres of la u d , m ore o r less, ex ce p tin g from
1
e
n
rte
rlv
d ir e c tio n aero** 1a n d « o w u e d b v j th is s a le a n d re serv in g to th e p a rty of th e
C. I. on account o| the l rnion
J o h n N ot 1 v . bf in q n p o rti o n o f t h e * o n th first p a rt th e tid e la n d s a lo n g C oquille
meeting at the Presbyterian church. 1 h a ,f o f th e n o r th w e s t qia a r te r a n d t h e riv e r fr o n tin g th e fo r e g o iti» d escrib ed
1 n o r th e a s t «iu a r te r o f th e sm n th w p st q n n r -
d.
Elder J. \V. Krewson ot Drain ! t e r o f tec tie •n six in to w n sh n p tw e:itv-«*»^h t | la n <2>
F o r h .s co sts an d d isb u rse m e n ts iu
r.u
tw elv e W s| t o f t h e W ilia m - ! th is s u it, a n d snch o th e r a n ! fu rth e r re ­
was a welcome visitor last Sunday. 1 i e s o t t o e th in o e f r id
i>nn. in s a id ©. •in tjf a n d s t a t e . 1 lief as th e c o n r’ m ay deem m e t a n d e q u i­
ß »1i|u h tly s o n th w a r «1 a n d r u n n i n g '
ta b le .
‘ Home Sweet Home” a musical a b l e o n n rin
g th«' n<r»rth t i d e o f t h ’e c a n y o n a b o n t I
Service of th is sunim >m is m ad e by pul*-
s
ix
ty
rinlM
• m y o n d iv id e s .
and litrnry composition will be re th e n c e fo il.; t
lic.vion
iu p u rsu a n c e «»f an o rd e r fnade bv
b r a n c h o f « a id i
nrlo ek er. ns C ounty J u d g e of C hiu
rendeied at the church Thursday c a n y o n «Ion 4 t h e n o r th *i, 1- thereof in h i C L o . u H
n ty , O reg o n , d a te d J n lv 33, U.*0l. di-
r* c tin g th a t serviee th e re o f !»«• m ad e by
evening by local talent. This com th la n d o f th e «aid J o h n \ tle v .
,■ lu ic a tio n th e re o f iu th e “ SttWi-W b m l y
tVitn
position is both bumerous aud scri-
i ! i m n , " a n e w sp a p e r pnbli he I a t th e
i Ulll, day <
C ;»v of Coouilltt, m said ( ’c i s county, once
ous and we believe will be interest- l!M
e a rn week fo r «perio d o f n \x w eeks.
■«AMI'S W A T K IN .
A. J . S H E R W O O D .
in g .
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Clerk.
\tto r n e v fo r P la in tiff. {
Dairy Produce
S W E E T CREAM
IN Q U A N T IT IE S
ICE
M IL K A N D
T O S U IT
Coquine ice & Cold-Storage Co.
Baltimore Fire Clothing Sale
Howkins' Building., Cor. I stand Main Across from Bank.
S a le b egin s
A U G U S T 5th,
a t 8 a. m.
A t COQUILLE,
P o s itiv e ly E nds
T he Scream ing, Screeching, H o w lin g M addening F lam es
T H E G R E A T F I R E IN B A L T IM O R E F E B R U A R Y 11th.
A U G U S T 13th
a t 1 0 p. m.
The American Clothing Company Secured the Entire Stock of
The Baltimore Clothing Company at 25 cents on the Dollar.
2500 buildings were destroyed, yet this company suffered principally from smoke and water. Its building with­
stood the flames to a remarkable degree, yet its stock was thrown upon the insurance companies, and these paid 75 per
cent of the company’s losses. My Eastern buyer purchased the entire stock at 25 cents on the dollar at the wholesale
cost. The insurance company’s loss is your gain. The biggest values in clothing ever offered in the Northwest. A
river of Bargains we offer to the pubilc now.
HEN’S FALL CLOTHING at Fire Sale Prices.
1000 of the Swellest Kail Suits that were ever
359 Men’s Wool Suits, Sizes 34-35-36 only 500 Men’s Swell Fall Suits, in sack aud frock,
shown, consisting of all the new patterns
Baltimore Clothing Company’s price $10;
handsomely trimmed and tailored
100
in Cheviots, Tweeds and Worsteds, fine
the American Clothing Com
Krencli, English and German imported
Black Worsted Suits in this. Baltimore
pany’s Fire Sale Price is .
worsteds in black, blue, and fancy; a swell
Clothing Company’s price was $15; the
line of bine Serges in single and double
American Clothing Company’s ff *(7 H C
breasted; also Vicunas, Thibets, Unfinish­ 500 Men’s All-Wool Suits, in all shapes,makes,
Fire Sale Price is . . . ,
ed Worsteds— making iu all the grandest
colors and sizes, in fancy mixed effects,
aggregation ot Swell Fall Hand-Tailored
bought by tbe Baltimore Clothing Com­
Suits that will be shown on the coast;
pany this Spring to sell for $12.50; the
Baltimore Clothing Company’s price was
Americau Clothing Company’s
$20, $25 and $30; the Amer­
Fire Sale Price is .
ican Clothing Company’s
$ 3.95
$ 10.95
The Insurance Com­
panies paid the Differ­
$ 4.75 ence.
PANTS at Fire Sale Prices.
Youths’ long pants, Suits in black Cheviots only sizes 17,
18 and 19 only. Daring tbis Sale
.
.
$ 3.95
Boys’ Knee Pants Suits in black and dark mixtures sizes 8
years to 15 years in 2 and 3 pieces. During this Sale
........................................................... $ 1.95 and $2 5 0 .
Boys’ clothing, sizes ftom 16 to 19 only, form­
er price $8 and $to, Fire Sale Price $ 3.95
A full line of Men’s Derby ribbed underwear
in blue, brown and cream colors the
finest of its kind former prices 75c anci $1
F’ire Sale Price, per garment .
40 c
1000 Pair of Men’s Pants in all-wool hairline stripes and
pretty check effects, Baltimore Clothing Company’s
price was $4, $5, $6 and $7: American Cloth­
ing Company’s Fire Sale Price is .
$ 2.50
A full line Furnishing Goods almost given away
Overshirts, all colors and styles worth from
75c to $1 50. Fire Sale Price.
. 40 c
Suspenders, 25 cent suspenders . .
15 c
40 "
"
. .
20c
50
“
"
25c
OVERCOATS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
S T R IC T L Y O N E P R IC E TO ALL.
Remember the Sale Positively Ends August 13th.
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