Semi-Weekly tjerald
S C IE N T IF IC
O P T IC S .
Or. and Mrs. C. W . Roberta.
T U E S D A Y A U G . 16. 1904.
The eye is the only organ of the
body that is completely
con­
Chicago, Aug. 12—Mr. cud Mrs trolled by the brain, therefore, if
John Skinner have arrived
at there is any kind of imperfections
South Chicago on a trip from Cal in the refraction of the eye, the brain
itornia with a borso aud boggy, must necessarily be on constant
They left Los Augeles on Decem­ strain to compel perfect vision
ber 2, and will go to Akron, Mich., through an imperfect eye. This
where Mr. Skidner, who is 78 years may effect the brain, causing what
old, will visit Frank Lew is a com is termed asthenopia and chronic
rad in the Sevententeeth Michigan sick headache. This constant effort
lnfantay.
Four sets o f wheels on the part of the brain, uses
have been worn out on the journey, brain strenth, and in order to re­
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner will return new its strength, the brain draws
to California in the same way.
on the nerve system for new ma­
L a Fayette, Ore. Aug. 9.— M. O. terial with which to replace the
Lownsdale is employing help to lost power necessarily used to com­
pick the surplus apples from the pel perfect vision. Now if the ner­
trees an his large fruit farm. The vous system is perfectly balanced, it
trees are to heavily laden, and if will suffer as a whole, and the per
the apples are allowed to continue son with such a strain is liable to
in growth until ripe, the limbs nervous prostration, but if there
would not support the fruit.
His is a weak point in the nervous
regular crew o f Japs is still engag­ system, that point, because of
ed in spraying, and in consequence lack of power to protect itself, will
be robbed more than any other
he has to seek outside help.
part, and tho person |will have trou­
R iv e rto n P ic k -U p s .
ble at tbatfpoint. I f it is the bron­
John E. McLeod and crew came chial nerves and muscles, it will be
down with the pile driver last week. bronchial disease; if it is the nerve
They are pow at work on the bun­ linings of the stomach, it will be
stomach trouble; or it may be any
kers and tramway for D. Rouse.
other
diseases that comes from a
There was a very dark cloud ov­
erhanging our town last Saturday lack of strength in any of the nerve
afternoon, protended a very severe oentres. This is no longer a matter of
storm. As it arrived at the River­ conjecture, for thousands o f cures
ton hotel it burst out with terrible are being made through wearing
violence.
The dark skined W ar­ scientifically fitted glasses, thereby
blers could obtain no sleeping apart­ stopping the loss to the nervous
ments in this town, which occasion­ system.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts, Eye
ed the cloud burst.
Mrs. Archie Bunten, her daugh­ specialists in refraction, will make
ter Etta and son Ray, of Beaver free examinations of the Eyes at
Hill, made our town a visit last Mrs. Wickham’s boarding house,
by the opera house, on Monday
Sunday.
forenoon, and all day Saturday.
The schooner Onward is now
Other times by appointment.
loading lumber at the mill wharf.
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Miss Alice Price, late of Jackson­
Fred Hofer had the misfortune
ville, returned to Riverton on Sat­ to have the first joint of his finger
taken off yesterday by getting it
urday last.
caught in the cogs of the type-sett­
D. S. Rouse now has a crew of ing machine in the office of the
about twenty men at work in and Evening Post.— Mail.
about the mines.
D onna A n n a .
The Empire Canning company
is putting a commedable quality of
Christian Church N otes.
canned herring on the market this
The new curtains are of no little season. As the artical is consider­
value iu Sunday school work.
ed A I and the fish run four times
The programme given Thursday a year, we see ho reason why the
was enjoyed by a good sized aud­ gentlemen slronld not build up t
fine trade In the line.— Coast Mail
ience.
Preaching at 11 a. m. next Sun­
N O T IC E TO C O N TR A C TO R S .
day. No service following the 7 p.
I will receive bids until August 20,
m. G. E. on account of the union
1904, for the construction o f a Rock
services at the M. E.
Church, Bunker to be built near J. Fred Schroe-
South.
d er’s farm. A ll material for the same
M. O. Hooton was elected elder
to fill the unexpired term o f R. B.
Ray and Mrs. John Thompson elect­
ed treasurer in place of Mrs. Croy,
resigned, last Sunday.
to lie furnished by the undersigned.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Ooquille depot. W e hold the right
to reject any or all bids.
Dated August 10, 1904.
W . S. C h and ler , Rec.,
C. B. R. a E. R. R. a Nav. Co.
Plans are being laid for an anni­
versary meeting on the 28th, as
NOTICE.
this marks the completion of the
T O W HOM IT M A Y C O N C E R N —
pastor’s first year in Coquille, and R elative to the opening of ” B ” street,
the beginning of the second.
between Second and Watkins streets,
The church has secured the ser­
vices of Rev. Clark Bower o f A l­
bany for a series of revival services
to begin in September or October.
Mr. Bower is the pastor of the sec­
ond largest Christian church in the
state, and successful both as pas­
tor and evangelist.
From the Bandon Recorder.
Messrs J. W . Felter and L. C.
Gibson are putting up the new
porch at the Tupper House.
J. A. Hamblock was down from
Bullards Monday to have a cut on
his left band dressed and stitched
up. He got in contact with a saw.
S. J. Culver returned home
day from a visit te Roseburg,
ing gone there to look after
interests which demanded his
lion.
Tues­
hav­
some
alien
V etera n E n cam pm en t
Bandon, June 28, 1004.
Attention Comrade«: The Ninth
Annual Encampment of the South
Western Oregon Veteran Associa­
tion will convene at Bandon on
August 24th, 25th and 26th. Com.
rades, make it a point to attend
the Encampment, as a good time is
assured.
By order of Division
Commander,
J. W. F elter .
For Sale.
Poland China Pig«! Elligible to
Registration. Thiee month« old.
Either «e i. Addre««,
D. M organ ,
Coquille, or call at farm on Fish-
trap.
F o r pretty ombroideried
H oee g o to Mr«. Nosier'*.
Lace
Nosler’s addition, City of Coquille, Ore­
gon:
Notice is hereby given of the inten­
tion of the Common Council of Coquille,
aforesaid, to open a street through the
property of B. C. Agee as above describ­
ed ; that a survey of said sti^et has been
made and viewers appointed to assess
the damages and benefitsrresulting there­
from ; and that said viewers have filed
their report in the office of the City Re­
corder.
These are, therefore, to notify all per­
sons interested in the opening of said
street, that said Common Council will,
at their next regular meeting, Sept. 5th,
1904, at eight o ’clock p. m. hear and de­
termine all objections which may be
made to said report, as to the assess­
ment of damages and benefits, as made
by said viewers.
The district embraced in said view ers’
report is laid along lioth sides of said
“ B” street, from First street, lietween
E lliott’s and Noeler’s additions to said
city, north five and one-half blocks
(more or less; to the north end o f said
‘ *BM street, the said assessments l>eing
laid on each 50 feet fronting or abutting
upon said “ B ” street, east and west.
By order of the Common Council of
the city of Coquille, Oregon.
K. O. D. H O LD E N ,
I>ated at Coquille, O re-( C ity Recorder,
gon, August 10, 1904. f
R O T IC R F O R P U B L I C A T I O N .
Notice to FreditorH.
D b p AKTM SM T OF T B S iN r iB IO H .
Notioe is hereby given that the under­
signed has been duly appointed adminis­
trator of the Estate o f Mary A. Vowel I,
deoeaaed, and that all persona having
claims against said estate are hereby re­
quired to present them, duly verified, to
the undersigned, at the offioe of A. J. Sher­
wood in the City o f Coquille. Cooa oounty,
Oregon, within six months from the date
hereof,
Dated this 18th day of July. 1904.
W. W. G aos ,
Administrator of the Estate
of Mary A. Vowell, deceased.
I'niU d Htates Land Office.
Hoaebarg, Oregon. July 7, 1904.
Notioe is hereby given tbet in coni pi i
anoe with the provision* o f the net of Con*
great of June 8. I87H, entitled “ An act for
the aale o f timbef landa in the Htates of
California, Oregon Nevada, and Washing­
ton Territory.” ns extended to «11 Public
Land Htatea by act of.Aog 4,1992, Charlea
B. Itradbnry.of Marshfield, oounty of Coos,
Htste o f Oregon, has filed iu this offloe bis
sworn statement No. 3081. for the purchase
of Lots 2, B W * NEW, W * HEW of aeo-
tion No. 4 in township No. 27 sooth, Range
No. 12 West and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for sgricoltnrsl
inrposea, and to establish hieolaim to said
and before W. C. Donglsa, U. S. Commis­
sioner at hia offloe nt Marshfield, Oregon,
on Saturday, the 1st day of ootober, 1904,
He names as witnesses: Hiram King,
Harry O. Noble, Oora Noble and Lyman
E. Noble, all of Marshfield, Oregon,
Any and all persona olaiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims in this offloe on or before
said 1st day of Ootober. 1904.
J. T. KniDoas, Register.
f
ftO T IC B FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
D kpabtmknt op tu b I nterior ,
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Roseburg, Ore., June 13, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance with the provisions o f the act o(
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
act for the aale of tim ber landa in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and W ashington T errito ry,” as extended
to a ll the public land States by act of
August 4, 1892, Beniamin Gotter, of
Kosebnrg, co nty of bonglas, state of
Oregon, nas this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No. 6227 for the
purchase of the NEJW of section No. 30
in township No. 26 south, range No. 10
•vest, and w ill offer proof to Bhow that
the land sought is more valuable for its
tim ber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish bis claim to
said land before the Register and R e­
ceiver of this office at Roseburg, Oregon
on Friday, the 9th day of September,
1904. H e names as witnesses: W . L.
Cobb, J. W . Porterfield, Jacob Rogers,
and Thos. Cobb, each and all of Rose-
burg, Oregon.
A n y ana all persons claiming adverse­
ly the above-decribed lands are request­
ed to file their claims in this office on or
before said 9th dav of September, 1904.
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J. T. B ridges , Register.
N O rC E OF P E T IT IO N FOR LOGGING
ROAD.
State of Oregon,
“I-
County o f CJoos
i, J
In the Connty Couri o f Coos County.
In the matter o f the Application of M. C.
Bingham to Establish a Logging Road
in Coos County.
T o John Notley, D. F. Dean, W. W. Qage,
and to any and all persons having or
claiming any interest in any o f the lands
throngh which the Road hereinafter de­
scribed is proposed to be located:
You will please take notice that M. 0.
Bingham has this day filed a petition and
map in the connty oonrt providing the loca­
tion o f a right of way for a logging road
through lands now in yonr possession in
section six, townsnip twenty-eight south of
range twelve west of the Willamette meri­
dian, in said oounty, and said application
will come on to be heard before said court
at the next regular September, 1904, term
thereof, on Thursday, the second day of
said terra, being the 8th day of Septem
her, 1904. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of sa*d day, thereon for the appointment
of viewers to looate said road in said oounty,
in which oonrt will he held, at which time
you are required to b3 and appear before
snid court <vt id tile your claim for rot t~
ages that you mav consider you will sus­
tain in case said right of way is located ap
by said map shown and in said petition
prayed: and further, you do then show
cause, if any vou have, why said right of
way should not be located as by said map
shown and projected.
The point of commencement, the place
of termination and the lands through
which said proposed road is sought to be
located are as follows: Beginning at the
oenter of the east end of First street in
Notley’s addition to the town of Coquille
City (now City o f Coquille) Coos oounty,
state of Oregon, and running thence in an
earterly direction across lands owned by
John Notley, being a portion of the south
half of the northwest quarter and the
northeast quarter o f tho southwest quar­
ter of section six ia township twenty-eight
south of range twelve west of the Willam­
ette meridian, in said county and state,
bearing slightly southward and running
along the north side o f the canyon about
sixty rods to where said oanyon divides,
thenoe following the south branch of said
canyon along the north side thereof in a
southeasterly direction to the east line of
the land of the said John Notley.
Witness my hand and the seal of the said
Court of Coos county this 19th day of July.
1904.
JAMES WATSON,
(Seal.;
Clerk.
N O T IC E TO C O N TR AC TO R S .
The County Court o f Cooe County Or­
egon, will receive propoeala to build a
wing to the Hoffman bridge on M iddle
Fork of Coquille river until 2 o ’clock p.
m., Saturday the 20th day of Auguet,
1904.
Said wing to be conetructed in the
following manner, to -w it:
Beginning
at the Eaet end of the pier of eaid
bridge on the South aide of aaid river,
running in a South-Eaeterly direction
344 feet to an alder tree marked “ X , ”
near the top o f bank, the piling to 1 m of
white cedar not leaa than 7 inchea in
diameter at the email end, to he driven
8 feet apart and at least 3 feet below the
river bed, the piles to be capped on a
level with pier of aaid bridg, with 8x10
inch cape and planked with 2x12 inch
planka, aaid planka to be apiked to piles
with 60 d apikea in end o f each plank
where same rests on pile, the apace be­
tween planka not to exceed 2 inchea.
The wing to be braced by piles driven
near the hank on the South aide of
wing and 16 feet apart, a brace running
from name at the ground to piling in the
wing near the top o f piling in wing
and to be notched so that half the
brace w ill rent against the pile and se­
curely spiked and all material used to
lie of good, sound merchantable timber.
The contractor to furnish all material
and labor necessary to tie used in the
construction of said wing.
A ll work to
tie done in a good and workman-like
manner and under the supervision of
Any peroon cutting Timber or the County Court o f Coos county, Ore­
Bark of any description on the gon, or one of the mem tiers thereof.
lands of the Southern Oregon Com­ Each bidder will be required to deposit
with his hid 6ve |iercent of the amount
pany, or removing same, or other of his hid, which shall be forfeited to
property, from «aid land«, without the Connty in case the award is made to
!>eing duly authorized in writing, tdm, if he fails or refuses, for the peri.i 1
will lie Prosecuted according to of two days after such award is made,
to enter into contract and 61« his bond
Law.
in the manner required liy law and to
the satisfaction of the Oonnty Conrt up­
R E W A R D
on the dav appointed
Any person furnishing sufficient
T h « County Court reserves the right
evidence for the recovery o f proper- 1 to reject any
i
and all bids.
A ll bids
ty ao taken and conviction of the 1 "’l 0".,* ® filed with the County Clerk
or liefore the tim e specified.
partie« concerned, will be given on Dated
this 4lh dav of August. I9U4.
pne-half of the property recovered. |
I,. II A K U H KF.K.
SotTH ABN O bzgon C o m p a n y .
County Judge.
/N o tice .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Hoaeburg, Or.,
June 20, 1904.
Notioe is hereby given that in compli­
ance with the provisions of the act o f Con­
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Wauhiug-
ton Territory,” ns extended to all the Pub
lio Laud States by act of August, 4, 1892,
LE W IS E. BROWN,
Of Riverton, oounty of Coos, State of Or­
egon, has this dav filed in tbia offloe hia
sworn statement No, 6247, for the purchase
of the 8. K of NW. U and H. W of NE. *
o f Section No. 8 in Township No. 28, 8.
Range No. 11 Weat, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agrioaltaral
»arposes, and to establish hia claim to aaid
and before James Watson, County Clerk of
Coos oounty. Oregon, at the offloe o f oounty
clerk of Coos oounty, Oregon, at Coquille,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 17th day o f Sen
tember, 1904.
He names as witnesses: Wm. Myers.
Claud Waters, Clarenoe Waters and Ar­
thur Brown, all of Lee, Coos county, Ore­
gon
Any and all persons olaiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
file their olaims iu this offioe on or before
said 17th day of September, 1904.
J. T . BRIDGES,
Register.
V. T. KERR & CO.
Has just received a complete stock of new
Worsted Dress Goods, Silks and
Velvets.
An elegant assortment o f new Wash materials jo r early
spring .
Immense line of staole ana Fancy Ginghams f Prices 8 13-
to 20 cts. per yd.
Large assortment of white and champagne colored merceri­
zed Oxfords for Waists from 20 to 90 cts. per. yd,
Pcait-s, in latest patterns 7 1-2 to 20cts per yd.
Go1 co, 20 yards to the Dollar.
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SUMMONS.
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
TH E COUNTY OF OOOg.
William Snyder,
Plaintiff
Suit in Equity for
Jalia Hnrder,
I
Diyoroe.
Defendant. |
T o Jalia Hnyder, the above-named defend­
ant:
In tbe Name of the Htate o f Oregon; Yon
are hereby required to appear and answer
tbe oomplaint filed against yon in tbe
above entitled amt within six weeks from
tbe date of the first publication o f this
summons, to-wlt: within six weeks from
tbe 2nd day of Angnat, 1904, tne same be­
ing the date of the first pnblioation o f this
summons.
And if yon fail so to appear and answer
within said time, to-wit; on or before tbe
13th day of September, 1904, tbe same be­
ing the last day of tbe time presort bed in the
order of pnblioation, judgment will be ta­
ken against yon for want thereof for tbe
relief demanded in plaintiff's oomplaint,
a suopiuct statement of whioh is as follows:
That the marriage contract between plaint­
iff and defendant may be dissolved, set
aside and held for nangbt and that he be
restored to tbe rights and privileges of a
single person and that the enstody of hia
two male ohildren be given to bim and for
any other and farther relief as the oonrt
may deem eanitable and jnat.
Service of this sammona is made by pub­
lication in pursuance of an order made by
L. Harlooker, Connty Jndgeof Coos oonnty,
Oregon, dated the first day of Angnat, 1904,
directing that service thereof tie mads by
nblioation thereof in the Semi-Weekly
[■ halo , a newspaper published at theCity
o f Coqnille, in aaid Coos Connty. Oregon,
once each week for a period of six weeks.
ROBERT HURNH,
Attorney for plaintiff.
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We also carry a complete line of Groceries, Flour
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S U M .H O N K .
IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT OF TH E
S TATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOB
TH E COUNTY OF COOS.
Warren 0. Parker, Plaintiff.
vs.
Sait in
Bartlett Doe, Nanoy H. Kezar, Equity.
Martha A. Swan, John F Moore,
Chas. H. Moore, Frank O. Mooie,
Oeo. I. Doe, Mellen L. Doe, Frank
P. Doe, Chas. W. Doe, Chas. B.
Gould, Ralph W. Gonld, Roth W.
Sargent, Albert A. Sargent, Kath­
ryn Sargent, Artbnr F. Doe, Cal
viu W. Doe, Emma W, Barns,
Mary Ellen Boone, Luoy D . Hyde,
Loring B. Doe, Ella F. Lincoln,
Mary Marguirite Doe, Laura M.
Doe, Lulu K. Doe, Mary A. Kezar,
San Francisco Protestant Orphan
Aaylam, a corporation, Pacific
Hebrew Orphan Asylnm, a cor­
poration, Roman Catholic Or­
phan Asylum, a corporation, The
Hospital for Children and Train­
ing School, a corporation, The
Boys and Girls Aid Society, a cor­
poration, Golden Gate Kinder­
garten Association, a corporation,
The Board of Regents o f the Uni­
versity of Caifornia, a corporation
and Body
Politic,
Union
Trnst Company, a corporation,
and Executor, including all the |
heirs at law and devisees of Chas.
F. Doe, deceased, and J. W. Ben- |
nett Administrator. Defendants.J
To Bartlett Doe, Nancy H. Kezar, Martha
A. Swan, John F. Moore, Chas. H . Moore,
Frank G. Moore, Geo. I. Doe, Mellen L.
Doe, Frank P. Doe, Chas. W. Doe, Chas. B.
Gonld. Ralph W. Gould, Ruth W. Sargent,
Albert A. Sargent, Kathryn Sargent, Ar­
thur F. Doe, Calvin W. Doe, Emma W.
Burns, Mary Ellen Boone, Lucy D. Hyde,
Loring B. Doe, Ella F. Linooln, Mary
Margnirite Doe, Laura M. Doe, Loin K.
Doe, Mary A. Kezar, Han Francisco Prot-
estent Orphan Asylum, a corporation, Pa-
oifle Hebrew Orphan Asylum, a corporation,
Roman Catholio Orphan Asylnm a corpo­
ration. The Hospital for Children and
Training Sohool, a corporation. The Boys
and Oirls Aid Society, a corporation. Gold­
en Gate Kindergarten Association, a corpo­
ration, The Board of Regents of the Uni­
versity of California, a corporation and
body politic, and Union Trnst Company, a
corporation:
In the name of the State of Oregon, yon
and each of yon are hereby notified that
you are required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against yon in tbe above
entitled suit within six weeks from the
date of the first publication of this sum­
mons. to-wit:
Within six weeks from the 26th day of
July. 1904. the same being the date o f the
first publication of this summons.
And if |
vou fail to appear and answer on or before I
the 6th day of September, 1904, the SArae I
being the last day of the time prescribed in
the order of publication, judgment will be j
taken against yon for want thereof for the I
relief demanded in plaintiff’ s complaint, a j
succinct statement o f which is as follows: (
(1) That an instrument of conveyance,
to-wit: A deed from Charles F. Doe to
Warren C. Parker, dated February 20,1903, !
and recorded April 13, 1903. in Book 38, at j
)ig e 349 o f the Record ef Deeds for Coos
bounty, Oregon, be reformed so that the |
description of land contained therein shall j
read as follows: lot numbered 2, also such i
Hirtions of lot numbered 3 and the 8. W. !
>4 of N. E.
of Sec. 22 as lies sooth and
east of Bear creek. All in Tp. 28 8. of R.
14 W. o f the Willammette meridian in
Coos county, Oregon, containing 83.75
acres of land, more or less, excepting from
this sale and reserving to the party of the
first part the tide lands along Coquille
river fronting the foregoing described
land.
,
»2) For his costs and disbursements In
this soil, and such other and further re­
lief as the oonrt may deem meet and equi­
table.
Service of this summons is made by pub­
lication in purnuAnoe o f an order made by
L. Hsrlocker. as County Judge of Cooe
Vrattly, Oregon, dated July '£*. B*#. <Ji*
reefing that service thereof be made by
publication thereof in the “ Smir W « i « l i
llKBu.n,” a newspaper poblithed sr the
City o f CVxjnille, m said Co»*s r. .unty, •
earh seek f ir speriod o f .iix *▼♦•«*> *__
A. J . BHLRW OODj
Attorney for Plaintiff, .
and waists.
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B ill Heads.
Letter Heads,
Posters.
Legai Blanks,
Envelopes,
Wedding StatHfnery.
Statements.
Up-to-date Work Delivered
with Neatness and
Dispatch.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
C. O. DRYDEN,
IN C O N N E C T IO N W I T H H E R A L D .
Alfred Johnson,
D E A LE R IN
Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings
Constantly on hand.
Deliveries made promptly by either water or rail.
W e have all Grades and Prices Accordingly.
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