V
Semi-WeeHly Herold
TUESDAY, SEPT. 27 1904.
Mormonism Under A Ban.
Vienna, Sept. 22.—Count Tinza,
the Hungarian Minister of the In­
terior, lias rendered a decision pro­
hibiting Mormon propaganda with­
in Hungary, upon the ground that
such a movement is not desirable
from the standpoints of both state
policy and religon.
The immediate occasion of the
decision was the expulsion of two
Mormon
missionaries—Franklin
I’ ingree and William W'etsol—who
came from Salt Lake to Tesasvar 18
months ago and attempted to or­
ganize a Mormon community among
Hungarians who formerly had
resided in Utah.
The
two
missionaries were
promptly expelled, whereupon their
Hungarian friends appealed to the
Minister of the Interior, the result
being the present decision.
Norway Items.
B ohn . — To the wife
of Price
Robison, on Sept. 20th, a son,
School Opens.
ftO T IC B F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Notice to Contractors.
John Golden, of Marshfield, was
D si ’ a u t iism t o r t h i I s r x u io B .
in town yesterday looking after his
The County Court of Coos County,
Last Monday, the 19th, the Co­
United States Land Otfioe.
property interests in this city.
Oregon, will receive proposals to con­
Hoaeburg, Oregon. July 7, 1904.
quille public school opened for the
struct a wagon road on the survey where
Notioe is hereby given that in oomph-
T. H- Mehl & Co’s hardware
year with an enrollment of 210 in
the same was viewed, laidout and nuoe with tbs provisions of the not of Con­
for the surveyed by the viewers appointed by
all grades. During the week the store is headquarters
gress o f J one 8. 1878, entitled "A n act for
the County Court of Coos County, Ore­ the sal« o f timber lands in the States of
attendance increased and it is an Amethyst Enameled ware.
assured fact that the enrollment
will be greatly enlarged in the near
future. The building has been en­
larged and improved, a corps of
seven skilled toachers employed,
and all indications point to a suc­
cessful school year.
A two years high school course
has been established aud pupils in
the surrounding districts who have
completed the eighth grade, and
who contemplate pursuing advanced
studies, are urgently solicited to en­
ter at once.
The first years course or ninth
grade embraces algebra, higher
English, physical geography, phys­
iology, botany and English litera­
ture; the second years course or
tenth grade embraces geometry,
physics, rhetoric, English literature,
latin and book-keeping, penman
ship and drawing will be taught in
both grades throughout the year.
The tuition for each year of the
high school course has been fixed
at $G per quarter, payable in ad­
vance.
For further information
address the principal, or the chair­
man of the board of directors.
O. C. Sanford, our young and
popular real estate man, started for
St. Louis on Saturday. He goes by
way of Vancouver, Wash., where he
will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Sanford, and brother, Curtis,
who live at that city.
On Sunday evening considerable
excitement prevailed in our city
over the report that Miss Laura
Fox and her sister-in Jaw, Mrs.
Claude For, were lost in the woods
near town. During the afternoon
the young women went up to the
city’s reservoir and then on up the
pipe line toward its source. When
well up in the hills they concluded
to return by the North Fork road
which comes in by the Coquille
creamery but took the wroDg end
of the road and about six o ’clock
found themselves at Mr. Sbuoks,
place over on the Noath Fork,
John Shuck hitched up and drove
them to town, arriving here late
in the evening, much to the relief
of their folks.
gon, to view, layout and survey the California, Oregon Nevada, and Washing­
Ooquille, Riverton and Lam pa creek ton Territory.” as extended to ah Publio
Land States by act of Aug. 4,1892, Charles
county road.
It. Bradbury, o f Marshfield , oonuty of Coos,
Commencing at the foothill where State of Oregon, has filed in this office bis
said survey passes through and across sworn statement No. 2081. for the purohase
the creek bottom on J. B. Sweet’s place o f Lots 2, S W q NEJL W X SEX of seo-
and at the southside of said bottom. tion No. 4 in towntbip No. 27 sooth, ltange
Thence follow along said survey, which No. 12 West and s ill offer proof to show
runs in a southerly direction, to the that the land sought is more raloable for
point where said survey crosses the Its timber or stone than for agriooltnrnl
Lampa creek bottom, said road bed purpose«, and to establish hi*claim to said
land before W. U. Douglas, U. b. Commis­
to be not less than nine feet wide and
sioner at bia offiee at Marshfield. Oregon,
to be made on even grade.
The
on Satnrday, the 1st day of October, 1904,
County Court reserves the right to re­
He names as witnesses: Hiram King,
ject any and all bids. All bids to be Harry O. Noble, Cora Noble and Lyman
filed with the County Clerk of Coos E, Noble, all o f Marshfield, Oregon,
County, Oregon, on or before the 10th
Any and all persons olainuug adversely
day of October, 1904, at 2o’clock the above-described lands are requested to
file their olaims in this offioo on or before
p. m.
L. H ARLOCKKR,
County Judge of Coos County, Oregon. said 1st day of October. 1904.
J. T. Haiposs. Hegister.
BONITA
haarinf.
Secretary.
Correspondence solicited from all wishing locations lor
Industries of any kind.
Subscribe for the
SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD.
SEWING MACHINES
T. H . M E H L & CO’S.
JOB W O R K
The Finest to be had in
Coos County at the lowest
Prices.
Coos Bay and
San Francisco
Letter Heads.
Posters.
Leqal Blanks,
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Enuelopes,
Wedding Stationery.
Statements.
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Alfred Johnson,
D EA LER 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.
C O Q U IL L E , O R EG O N
}y
Carrying pasienuerw and freight ftt
lowest rate«.
Take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, ¿ e
U vm M S k a h e m sow in post i j Months.
This
S ig n a ta re ,
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
OREGON COAL & NAVIGATION GO.
Steamer Chico, arrived Sept, 17th,
sailed Sept. 21st Incoming cargo.
P R O P R IE T O R S
17, 1904.
R obert B urns ,
40 tons. Outgoing cargo. 225
Administrator of the estate of Sophia r ft D O W Agent,
ft O CO A gent
E. Robinson. dreeafpd
M arshfield ,
F in pire,
lupiber; 25 tons mduo
1
I y j
Briefs,
Bill Heads.
Capt. Nelson. Master.
Will make regular trips between
H e a d . S t y le s .
S am p les at
S tr. A r e a t a ,
er, J Lament, Mrs J Larnont, Mrs
Emms J Lyons, C Crewe, Miss Josie
Lyons, Wm Crewe. G T Griffiths.
E Doering, Mrs E Hempel, Flor­
ence A Rosa, Jas K Macky. Cargo,
250 M lumber, 30 tons miscellan­
eous freight.
E. D. S perry , Vice-President
O. C- S ankord , Cor, Secretary
ilson ,
L, H . H azard , Treasurer.
D rop
Str. Elizabeth
Have Heard Him,
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A few in town hnve heard Rev.
Bower who is to begin revival ser­
vices at the Christian church next
Sunday. Those speak in highest
terms of his power as a plain, direct,
interesting preacher. As those will
be tho only services next Sunday,
Mr. Bower should hsvg a goo.]
\V. T. K ehu , President.
V. R. W
W ill do any Sewing any other Machine will do.
W ill run lighter, make less noise and cost
you only $22.60, $25.00 and $27.60.
Judge Schroeder and others who
Miss Etta Pope, who has been
are enterested with him in the brick
working in (he woolen mill at North
business have burned thier first
Bend, came over to spend her va
cation with her parents at this Death of Mrs. J. D. Waugh kiln and they seem to be of fine
quality. Only a few tiers near the
place.
Mrs. J. D. Waugh died at the top have been examined, and from
Mrs. Ward is spending the week
with her old time friends, Mrs. O, home of her daughter, Mrs. Ida all indications they will prove to be
8. Davis and family. This lady is Wooly, at Burke, Sonoma county, of exceedingly fine quality. On
lately from Ferndale, Cal., and has California, on September 6, 1904, of Thursday of this week the kiln will
FRATERNAL O R D E R S.
been visiting in Bandon with her paralysis. The deceased was born be opened for the purpoee of sup­
plying
those
wishing
to
purchase.
February
6,
184C,
in
Buckanan
son, Robert Bedillion.
This is an enterprise which our peo­ QOQUILLE LODGE, NO. 53, I. 0. 0. F.
Vander Randleman and family county, Iowa, and moved with her
Meeto every Saturday night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph ple should not fail to patronize, au
nre up from Parkersburg visiting parents,
G eo . T. M oulton , N. G.
from Iowa to Jackson it will certainly be a success as to J. S. L awrence , Sec’ y.
the families of his brother, J. L., Collier,
the
quality
of
brick.
While
the
county, OregoD, in I860, coming
and sister Mrs. J. H. Barklow.
machinery they have is not all QOQUILLE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25, I. 0. 0. F.
across the plains with ox teams.
Frank Burgess arrived in this
Meets the first and third Thursday
In November, 1863, she was that is desired, if the proper en nights in each month.
place Friday night from Star, Idaho,
couragement
is
given,
a
plant
will
united in marriage to Robert M.
L. H. H a z a r d , C. P.
whore he has been working with his
Strang, to which union was born be ordered that will do better work I. H acker , Scribe.
father in a creamery since last May.
eight children, of whom five survive and turn out a much greater quan­ IG A M IE REBEKAH LODGE, NO. 20.
He made his sister, Mrs. Finley
Mr. Cogins, the burner, is a
her, as follows: Chas. E Strang, tity.
Meets the second and fourth Wednes­
Schroeder, a short visit and then
Mrs. Huldah A. Morris, Mrs. Ida J. man of wide experiance, and he ex­ day nights in each month.
went on to his home in Parkersburg.
M rs . K athryn S lagle , N. G.
Wooley, David H. Strang and Fred presses no fear whatever for the suc­ M rs . M amie S lagle , Sec’ y.
Walter Farrier and family moved W. Strang.
cess of the undertaking so far as
0HADW ICK LODGE, NO. 65, A. F. A A. M.
to Bandon last week to spend the
In 1866 they moved to Coos the merits of the output are con
Meets the Saturday night on or be­
winter. They have been living in county, locating on tho Coquille cerned.
fore the full moon.
Norway all summer and we are sor­ river two and one.half miles below
D r . W . G ulin , W. M.
The late rains have been highly
ry to lose them.
Coquille City, where they lived un­ apprec iated by all except J. B. J. J. L amk , Sec’y.
Taixv T rice ,
til the death of Mr. Strang in J une, Moomaw, of Arago, the hop man. gEULAH CHAPTER, NO. 5, 0. E. S.
1891. Some years later sho moved They have interfered to some extent
Meets next Friday night.
P rizes Awarded.
M rs . K athryn S lagle , W . M .
to California, and in July, 1901, with the picking of the crop, but
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was married to J, D. Waugh, of his injuries will amount to but a
Friday at 2 p. m„ Prof. Davis Visalia, in that state.
The body small amount. Mr. Moomaw is high­ ^Y CU r S u S LODGE, NO. 72, K. P.
called an assembly of all the pupils was laid to rest in Tulare county.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday
ly pleased with his experimental nights each month in Odd Fellows’ hall.
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of the public school to attend the
crop,
and
will
add
several
acres
to
N. C. M edley , C. 0 .
P eart M ine Sold.
awarding of the prizes offered by
his yard next year, while there are R. H. M ast , K . R. S.
the Woman's Study Club for the
On Saturday a check for $4000 others who are making preparations QOQUILLE LOOGE, NO. 127, A. 0. U. W.
best gardens raised by children
arrived as part payment on the to start yards next year. This yard
Meets the second and fourth Monday
under 16. Thore were eight con
Peart coalmine, thus making this being planted last spring, and this nights each month in Odd Fellows’ hall.
testants.
R. E. N obler , W . M.
deal of which we have made mention the "baby” crop, the results are
O. F. R ohrer , Rec.
Rev. J. J. Ilandsaker made the
before, an assured fact. I. E. Brad certainly flattering. In the valley,
speech of presentation and the
dock, who was here a short timeago it is tho rule that very little if any­ IM PERIAL LODGE, NO. II, 0. OF H.
prizes were ns follows: First prize,
Meets the first and third Wednesday
from Las Angeles, is a member of thing is picked from the vines the
Ernest Jacobson; second, James
thefirm, which will bestyled'the Co­ first year, while this yard yielded o nights each month in Woodman hall.
Miss G race S keels , C. H.
Benjamin Hersey $2; third and
quille Coal and Lumber Co.
It is crop heavier than the average valley M rs . I. N. P lyler , Rec.
fourth tied by Gertrude Hungate
the purpose of this company to put acreage. From his ten acre expere-
and Byron Goodman, 75 cents each on a large crew of men and push
|y|YRTlE CAMP, NO. 197, W. 0. W.
ment, Mr. Moomaw will will get
Wo hope that the club will offer tho development of this mine as
Meets the first and third Saturday
about $3,000 this year and it should nights
ofeacli month.
prizes again next year and that rapidly as possibly. They have se­
be better next year being much
W . H. M ansell , C. C.
parents will take greater interest in cured a right of way for a road to
heavier and ripening earlier in the J. G. S immons , Clerk.
the matter and that all will urge Cedar Point and a site for a largo
season.
QOQUILLE COUNCIL, NO. 398, F. A. A.
their children to take part as only bunker at that place from which ves­
Meets the second and fourth Thurs­
a few parents did this year. The sels will be loaded.
While Mr-
MOHAWK INDIAN AH-WA-G0,
day nights of each month in Odd Fel­
judges report that some of the Peart has done o great deal of good
lows’ hall.
THE GREAT INDIAN
D r . G eo . R ussell , Pres.
children planted seed at least three work on this property, it has been L iv e r , K i d n e y a n d B l o o d M e d ic in e .
M rs . C h a s . H arrington , Sec’ y.
times before the crop came, that in a small way, but the work has
Cures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Indi­
somo had valiant fights with neigh­ been properly directed, and a well- gestion, Nervousness,, l/iss of Sleep, £VENING TIDE CIRCLE, NO. 2IA, W. 0. W.
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affliction of
bors chickens, others carried water arranged mine is the result.
Meets the second and fourth Satur­
Jno.
the Heart, Constipation and all Diseases day nights of each month.
for a month to keep their gardens Tawse, of Riverton, takes charge.
of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
M rs . W . H. M ansell . G. N.
alive. Tho lessons of industry,
Price $1 per package.
J esse C. S immons , Clerk.
patience, love of nature and of the
B a b y Day.
For Sale only by
J U S T U S LOOGE. NO 35, RATHB0NE SIST E R S
beautiful which have been learned
MRS. LINA JOHNSON,
Agent for Coquille, Oregon.
No fewer than fourteen babies
Meets the first and third Tuesday
by these will bo a far richer if less
nights each month in Odd Fellows' half.
tangible prize than anything earned were the guests of the Christian
Notice to Contractors.
M rs . F r e d I.INEG a R, E. Sr.
Sunday school last Sunday.
The
or lost.
The County Court of Coos County M bs . R . H . M ast , M. R . S.
exercises consisted of roll call by Oregon, will receive bids to paint the
• •
Mrs. J. J. Ilandsaker, superintend­ out side of the Court House, two coats
The safe and reliable ti»n - m fW
Cattle for Sh e e p .
screw
ent of the Cradle Roll, a solo by of paint including the roofs and the en­
Will trade a fine lot of cows and Miss Eula Price and prayer by El­ tire outside of Court House, the county
f j t f The New and 8 peed y,.^ B 7
to furnish all the material necessary for
The babies said work. The County Court reaervea
several head of young stock for der M. O. Hooton.
sheep. Inquiro of J. D. Myers, on stayed for church and listened, with the right to reject any and all bids. All
the best of behavior to a sermon on bids to he filed with the County Clerk of
Rinck creek. Address Coquille.
C. P. Jensen. Master.
Cooa County, Oregon, on or before the
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“ One Mother’s Influence.”
Will
make regular trips between
10th
day
of
October
J904,
2
o
’clock
p.
m.
♦ >•» •
Mr. G la ss H ere.
L. H arlocker ,
Steamer Elizabeth arrived Sept.
County Judge of Coos County Oregon C oquille River and San
Incoming
Hon. Mr. Glass of California ad­ 16th; sailed Sept. 21st.
Francisco.
dressed good audiences Saturday passengers: G W Shelly, O H ADMINISTRATOR’ S NOTICE TO
N o Stop-over at W a y Porta.
night and Sunday night here, going Collier, Theo Bradley, Mrs Wm
CREDITORS.
Mansell, Chas Mansell, John Piper
to Willowdale Sunday morning.
Elect tic Lights. Everything in First-
the County Court of the county of
Class Style.
We shall try to present somo of Jr, Jas Muir, Peter Johnson, Oscar In Coos
and the slate of Oregon.
Olsen,
Cargo,
70
tons
mdse.
Out­
In the matter of the estate
Mr. Glass' facts to our readers a
ol
going passengers: T Rnegan, Mrs
little later.
Sopliia E. Robinson, deceased.
y
A L Holder, Rubv and Dan Hold­
Notice ia hereby given that the under­
signed has by an order of the County
Court of Coois county. Or., Iieen duly
appointed administator of the eatate of
Sophia K. Robinson, deceased.
Ail persons having claims against the
saiil estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the same to me, with proper
vouchers, at my office in Coquille City,
Or., »¡th in aix months from date here­
of, and all persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby notified to pay the
same at onee, without delay.
Dated at Coqnille, Or.. Septemls r
Coquille Board of Trade
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