Semi-Weekly Herald. — — FRIDAY^ FEB. 3, 1905. H u n d red s M ay Quit. ------- A strike that is intended to tie up all the work on the Exposition buildings on the Lewis and Clark grounde, unless the demands of the r « u d i:« i» w .t , A few counterfeiters have lately been making and trying to sell im- itations of Dr. King's New Discov- ery for Consumption, Coughs and Ç °‘ ds’ f.,,d ° ‘ her >»«d>cinee thereby defrauding the public. 1 las is to warn you to beware o f such people who seek to profit, through stealing the reputation of remedies which have been successfully curing dis ease for over 36 years. A sure pro tection, to you, is our name on the wrapper. Look for it, on all Dr. King’s, or Bucklen’s remedies, as all others are mere imitations. II E. Bucklen dr Co', Chicngo, 111. and Windsor, Canada. For sale by R. 8 . Knowlton. carpenters at work there for $3.50 for a working day of eight hours is It is understood that the county granted, was begun today, when commissioners have under consider over 100 men employed on the Ore ation the purchase of a rock crusher gon Forestry, Festival Hall and for use on tho roads of the county. Mines buildings walked out, de A better investment could not be claring they would never return made. The Mail is informed that until their damands were granted. a representative of a machinery If the increase in wages is not se. house is now in the county for the cured by Thursday, the strikers °ay purpose of selling a crusher. We they will call out the men working Notice. know nothing of him or the machine under Contractor J. E. Bennett, on he sells, so this is intended as a the Government buildings on the We the undersigned want it un boost for him. But the fact remains Gould’s Lake Peninsula. derstood that the tickets marked that the crying need of Coos county Strikers declared that the men al Dispatch and Favorite are not good is a surface that will stand the win ready out at noon today were only on Str. Antelope, and that when such ter wetness. No dirt*oad, no mat the advance guard, and that the tickets are purchased from Capt. Panter they will not be honored. ter how well graded can stand walkout was but the beginning of S ig n e d : T h o s . W h it e , througtiflfe first rmflSltf of the win wbat will be don# unless their de J o h n C. M o o m a w . ter rains. Oravel is almost an un mands were complied with, and known article here, especially on that the 300 or more men at work Notice of Final settlement. the bay side, and does not exist in on the mainland at the Fair Notice is hereby given that the bodies extensive enough or handy Grounds will all walk out today or undersigned has this day filed his enough to nmko it practically avail tomorrow, and only waited this final account in the matter of the able for use on the roads of the morning to see the different ccn- estate of Mary A. Vo well, deceased, county. As a matter of fact, too, contractors and get their final de and that the county court for Coos gravel is only one remove above cision in the matter of granting county, Oregon, has set Monday dirt ns road material, while crushed higher wages. the 27tli day of February, 1905. as The average paid for carpeuters the day for hearing objections to rock, of tho right kind, cannot be beaten. It is said that rock exists on the various buildings being said final account and the settlement in large quantities on the Coquille erected by the various contractors of said estate. which is hard enough to be almost on the mainland was $3 for nine Dated this 2Gth day of January, indestructible when placed on the hours’ work. On Saturday the 400 1905. VV. VV. G age , road; and there is no doubt but men employed by Contractor J. E. Administrator of the good rock for the purpose can be Bonnett, on the Government build estate of Mary A. found up Coos river. It is reported ing, quit work, demandig $3.50 for Vowell, deceased. that good hard rock can also be eight hours. This demand was ac - found at the summit of the hills on ceded to and the men returned to Farm lor Rent. work. The other carpenters on the the Coos bay wagon road. 160 acres 2 miles east of Norway, With a road properly laid out grounds thought they were entitled Coos county, Oregon, known as the and graded and covered with a suf to the same terms, and so today J. H. Allen place. 2 small houses, fice of crushed rock, an ideal high they struck, after giving notice of hay barn, etc., small orchard. 12 to way is provided, good in Bummer, their intention to the contractors. 15 acres plow land, 40 to 50 acres The contractors affected by the and equally good in winter. We cleared for pasture, mostly fenced; have become so used to wallowing strike are the Burrell Construction unfailing supply of running water, through the mud for one-half of the Company, which is building the 1 mile from good school, good coun year, whenever we wished to travel Forestry, Machinery and Festival ty road by place. Will lease for a by land, that it is hard to realize the Hall buildings; W. It. Griffith, who term of years to reliable parties. . difference there would be if good is constructing the Manufactures | Fur further information address the roads could be provided the year building, and E. A Lynds, who has ] owner, E. \. B arsett , round. The farmers are espe.•¡ally the contract for the Oregon build, Riverside, Calif. interested in haviug good winter ing aud the Mining building. roads, but the whole community is T. A. Rippey, superintendent for Stock Hogs for Sale. interested as well; not only those E, A. Lynds on the Oregon build Seven head nice thrifty O. I. C. who desire to travel over the roads, ing, said: but all who. are interested in the ^ ^ ‘Of the 16 men employed on the shoats, that will weigh between 60 Price 4c. growth of tfie population, One of Oregon buildlta^ nine walked out and 80 pounds a piece. C. A. P endleton , Coquille. the bugbears of this country, to at noon today, demanding $3.50 for R o c k Crusher N eeded. poople coming from more open country, is tho muddy roads. Few people who aro accustomed to bet ter things care to hole up in the woods for half of the year, and that is about what it amounts to unless they are fortunate enough to locate on some of the waterways. A rock ernsher may be an expen sive piece of machinery, at first, but a better investment could not be made by n connty situated like ours.— Coast Mail. — - - — ----- Cincimnati, Jan. 31.— As the audi ence in a local theater awaited the appearance of Mamie Hayburn, a concert singer, she rushed out of her dressing-room, a living torch, and ran screaming through the theater. Several men threw coat 3 over her and a pail of water finally put out the ilamcs, but the singer, burned from head to foot and suf fering horribly, is in a hospital to day dying. Only the prompt action by men in tho theater prevented a dangerous panic. Pittsburg, Jan. 31.— The stand ard Oil Company today reducod tho price on all grados of exude oil. A reduction of 3 rents was made on high grades, and 2 cents on the lawer grades A nti-H um e Bill P a s s e d H ouse. Salem, Feb. 1 .— The House today by a nearly onnniroous yote passed the bill to destroy Hume’s monopoly of the fishing rights on Hogue river. • - Teachers’ E xam ination. PI Applicants for teachers' certifi cate are hereby notified that the regular semi-annual examination for state and county papers will be held in tho court house in Coquille beginning at 9 a. in., Feb. 8 , 1905, and continuing three days. Dated this 23rd day o f January, 1905. W. H. B u k o , County Supt. eight hours’ work. VVe are now paying first-class carpeuters $3.50 a day, but the average is $3 for nine hours. VVe would pay all $3.50 if they were first-class men and could earn the money, but thoy cannot. VVe are paying the strikers off and expect to have no trouble in getting all the men needed to continue the work.” Further demands of the men are double pay for Sunday work, where as thoy state they only get regular pay for Sundays, and pay and a half for overtime. VV. H. H. Brndy, who quit work on the Oregon building at noon today, said: “ VVe believe our demands are only just, nnd we will work hard to enforce them. Last night we took into Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union, No. 1073, G5 new members. Prac tically all the workers on the grounds are now union men, nnd our plan is to organize every man in town and th us enforce our de mands, if necessary." »«•* - Sultan N ear Death's Door. Berlin, Jau. 30.— Klein’s Journnl reports that Abdul Hamid II, Sul tan of Turkey, is dangeriously ill of inllaniation of the muscles of the heart. In the event o f his death tho court clique intends that the sultan’s younger brother, Rashid Bey, shall succeed him. Rashid Bey is said to be a hopeless drunk ard. Abdul Hamid II was born Sep tember 22, 1842, and ascended the throne August 31, 1876. • - Bound Over. SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS. Stella Fox, and Claud Fox, 1 her husband. Plaintiffs. | vs. | ANNOUNCEMENT! * IJ;___ ... _ . ' 1 . * . l*R' Stevens B*>s., linve given notice of a great clearance sale, to close out stocks of suits, skirts, etc. Ladies, call at the store and see samples, styles and prices. A won derful array of b a rg a in s worthy the attention of careful buyers. M. A. P ierce . Wanted Coquille, Oregon, Jan. 15, 1905. Sperry Flour Co.: Dear Sirs: Aly parents have used Sperry’s Flour for several years aud they like it best because it mukeH the lightest, sweetest nnd whitest light bread. It does not require so much kneading and makes more bread to a *ack than any other brand. Mukes the best biscuits, cakes and other pastry, because it rises quickly and is cheaper, for you can always depend on every sack being good. Therefore we thick Sperry's Stump Puller. Flour is the very best flour made, Parties wishing stumps pulled for with other brands of flour you should call nu Thomas Heatou, of will sometimes get a poor tack. Yours very truly, this city. He is prepared to pull Aged 12 years. B essie D e L onu . stumps or furnish you with the Faultless puller that you may pull Sawmill Wanted. S p e c ia l iu d u c e m e tiU w ill b e m ad e them yourself. by J. D. M y re s o f M att Rink creek, g a site fo r a p o r t - H aving renovated their m ill at Ban to . . anyone w . is h in ® 1 Ilrw ltl, Means the ability to do a good day’s work, without undue fatigue and to find life worth living. You cannot have indigestion or consti pation without its upsetting the liver and polluting the blood. Such a condition may be best and quick est relieved by Herbine, the best liver regulator the world has ever known. Mrs. D. W. Smith writes, April 3, 1902: “ I use Herbine, nnd find it the best medicine for con stipation and reguluting the liver I ever used.” Sold by R. S. Knowl- ton. Special Representative in this county aud adjoining territories to represent and advertise an old. established business house oT solid financial standing. Salary $21 weekly, with expenses advanced each Monday by cheek direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary; position permanent. Address Blew Bros. croft, Fish Bros are now prepared to A Co , Dept. A Monon B ldg, furnish the p ublic the best grades ol | a b le Chicago, 111. , ... u eccs- Departm ent o f the Interior, Land Office at R oseburg, Oregon, N ovem ber 26, 1804. Notice ia hereby given that the follow - ing named settler lias filed notice o f It ia intention to make final proof in support o f liis claim , and that said proo! will be made before Jam es W atson, C ounty Clerk at his office at C oqu ille, Oregon, on February 13, BIOS, v iz: H . E . No. 9708, H ugh H . H astings, (or the NE>» Bee. 28, T . 27 8 ., K. 12 W . H e names the follow ing witnesses to prove hit) continuous residence ujion and cultivation of said land, v iz: C A Metlin. o f Marshfield, O re g o n ; und F ft Bullock, O It Phillips and G W Stevenson, all of C oquille, Oregon. J . T. B R ID G E S , Register. We would he pleased to have you try a hily, our new Hour. This is sack o f W hite hite__ __ __________ mi old established brand in Portland. San Franoisoo and Sound cities. A trial is all we uF.k. We are sure you will be pleased uud will always call for “ White L ily" in the fu," r*’ < W * ° amoK- 4l ... . Th g e n tle m e n Qf (joqu ille and su r- rounding country are specially invited — ... <! i a-s.** &r sz£U! arc always right at K err’s. _______ _____________________A m j M O O M A W , Prop Opposite Hotel Coquille, ¿*§30í(E(50IT O 1r L v o r y t liiq g .... _____ _________ __ Coquille Tonsorial Parlors, CHAS saw m ill. ; | ■ ».> th is k in d . N OTICE FOK P U B L IC A T IO N . Front Street. 3EPT OR S J I L E . ^ Æ ïnS-.CiÆ E : R - ,-O r-S »5? S3; PARK AND W ASHINGTON S T R E E T S --------- P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N ---------- -cg-sH Stump Puller. For Sale . T he strongest, most durable, easiest to handle Stump Puller, the S m ith ’ s G rubber. For inform ation write or see M . G . P ohl, agent, M yrtle Point, Ore. It sim plifies purchasing. A good home in t h is c it y , on easy tertns: Enquire at this office. M O H A W K IN D I A N A H - W A - G 0 . B acon, Hams and Lard at w holesale and retail, quality guaranteed. Coquir.uc V alley P acking Co. Established in 1866 . Open all the year. Private or class instruction. Thousands o f graduates in posi tions; opportunities constantly occurring. It pays to attend our school. Catalogue, specimens, etc., free. A. P . ARMSTRONG, LL.B., P R IN C IP A L THE GREAT INDIAN Liv e r, K id n e y and B lo o d M edicine, Cures Rheum atism , Dyspepsia, In d i gestion, Nervousness,, Loss of Sleep, Loss of A ppetite, Nervous Affliction of the Heart, Constipation ami ail Diseases of the Blood, Liver and K idneys. Price $1 per package. F or Sale only by M RS. LINA JOH NSON, Agent for Coquille,O rego C. H. SIM PSON, Alfred Johnson, D E A L E R IN Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldin Constantly on hand. Boot & Shoe Repairing All work done iu up to-date style au.i guaranteed first class. Deliveries made promptly by either water or rail. Coquille, Oregon. Julia Hayes aud James | Suit in equity Hayes, her husband, Etta >■ for partition Cox and Glen Cox her hus- I o f real prop- band, James M. Vowell and I erty. F R A T E R N A L ORDERS. Amanda Vowell, his wife, | Daisy Fisher and Edward Fisher, her husband, Grace QOQUILLE LODGE, NO. 53. I. 0. 0. F Crocker and Erve Crocker, M eets every Saturday night. her husband, Lilly Laws and Frank Laws, her hus G eo . H . B axter , N. band, and Bird Vowell.heirs J . S. L awrence , Sec’ v. at law of Bird Vowell, de ceased, Defendants. J W e have all Grades and Prices Accordingly. C O Q U IL L E , O R EG O N Q0QUIILE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25, I. 0. 0. F. To Daisy Fisher, Edward Fisher. Grace Meets the first and third T hursday Crocker, Erve Crocker, Lilly Laws, Frank nights in each m onth. Laws and Bird Vowell, defendants above J . J. S tanley , C. P. named: I. H acker , Scribe. In the Name of the State o f Oregon; You and each of yon are hereby notified that you are required to appear and answer the |y|AMIE REBEKAH LODGE, NO. 20. Meets the second and fourth W edn es complaint Hied against you in tne abov;) entitled suit within six weeks from the day nights in each m onth. M rs . M arvi . n L yons , N. G. date of the first publication o f this sum icons, to-wit: within six weeks from the M rs . M amie S lagle , Sec’ y. 31st day of January, 1905. the same being the date of the first publication o f this 0HADWICK LODGE. NO. 68, A. F. I A. M. summons. M eets the Saturday night on or b e And if yon fail to appear and answer on fore the full m oon. or before the 11th day of M arch, 1905, the J . H. O ecil W . M. same being the last day o f the time pre J. J . L amr , Sec’y . scribed in the order o f publication, the plaintiffs will tone judgment against you gEULAH CHAPTER, NO. 6. 0. E. S. and will apply to the court for the relief de M eets n ext Friday night. manded in their complaint, a succinct M rs . K athryn S lagle , W . M . statement o f which is ns follows: That the M rs . M amie S lagle , Sec’ y. real property described in said complaint, to-wit: Beginning at the 0. S. quarter IjrCURCUS LODGE. NO 72, K. P. quarter section corner in center o f south M ee's the second and fourth Tuesday west quarter of section thirty, township twenty eight south of range fourteen west night« each m onth in Odd F ellow «’ half. A . F. L inegar , C . 0 . o f the Willamette meridian in Coos Conn- ty, Oregon, and rnnning thence north V . R. W ilson , K . R . S. seven chains and twenty-three links to a spruce limb marked C. H., thence west QOQUIllE LODGE. NO. 127, A. 0. U. W. eight ohains and thirty links, thence south M eet« the second and fourthW ednes- seven chains and twenty-three links to the dav nights of each m onth in W . O. W . quarter quarter section line, thence east hall. eight chains and thirty links to the place F red S lagle , W . M. o f beginning, containing six acres o f land, O. F. RonRKR, R ec. being in the southeast part of lot five in |MPERIAl LODGE. NO. II, 0. OF H. said section thirty. Also lots seven and M eet« the first and third W ednesday eight in block five aud lots five, seven and eight in block seven in E lliott's addition! night« each m onth in W oodm an hall. ___________ M r ». RtRniE S k ir l », O. H . to the town of Coquille City, nnd all situ ated in the county o f Coos and state o f { I rene L amb , R ec. Oregon, be partitioned among the plaint |y|YRTLE CAMP. NO. 197. W. 0. W. iff, Stella Fox, and the defendants, accord M eets the first and third Saturday ing to their respective right« and interests: or if such division cannot be"nmde without nights of each m onth. R out . B d r x i , C. C. great prejndioe to the owners thereof, then said premises be »old by and under the J. G ; S immons , Clerk. Mark Whelpley, of North Bend, was taken to the county jail at Co quille yesterday to await the action of the aext grand jury, on a charge of statutory rape, committed upon tho person of a Miss Thom ns, his order o f this court nnd the proceeds of said QOQUILLE COUNCIL, NO 398. F A A. 14 year old Mister-in-law. The sale, after pnying the costs and expenses Meets the second and fourth T hu rs charge waa preferred against him of this suit, be divided among the parties day nights of each m onth in O ld Fel to this suit according to their respective low s’ hall. by the girl’s sinter, Mrs. Kreech, interests, nnd for such other and further D r . Gieo. R r s s t i.i., Pres, N l f l* l l i - i i n i c l i r . who cniiNcd him to bo arrested nnd relief as the court may deem jnst and M r s . C h a » . H ak r in oto n , 8 e c ’ y. Thin ilintreMHing ailment results brought before City Recorder Chnp- equitable. Service of this siuumoas is made by pob- £VENIN6 TIDE CIRCLE, NO. 214, W. 0. W. from a disordered condition o f the Meets the second and fonrth Satur- stomach. All that ia need to effect nmn, where he waived examination liention in pursuance of *an order made by i a cure is a done or two of Chamber- and whh bourn) over under $800 L. Hnrlooker, as County Judge o f Coos day nights of each m onth. Mas. Lou L in r o a r . G . N. lain’« Stomach nnd Liver Tablet«*. bonds, which, being unable to fur. Connty. dated January 28th, '90ft, direct In fact, the attack may be warded nish. he was, as mentioned above, ing that service thereof be made by publi M r,. M. M 1' iil.l, Clerk. cation thereof in tkeH ixi W k i i l t H erald , off. or greatly lessened in eeverity, remanded to the county jail to a newspaper published At the City o f Co JUSTUS L0D6E. NO. 35. NATNB0NE SISTERS by Uking a dose of these Tablets qnille, in said Coos County, once each Meets the first and third Tueadav as hooi : ns the first symptoms of an I which ho was escorted by North woek for a period o f six weeks. nights each m onth in Odd Fellow s’ half. i Bend’s city marshal, Mr. Shaw.— «tack appears. Hold by R. S. | STANLEY A BURN*. M r .*. A n n ie L a w r k n c r , M . E. C. Knowlton. Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Coast Mail M r s . I nez C h a se , M . o f R . 8 . % JO B W OR The Finest to be had in Coos County at the lowest Prices. B ill Heads. Briefs, Letter Heads, Posters. Leqal Blanks, Envelopes, Wedding Stationery. Statements. Up-to-date Work Delivered with Neatness and Dispatch. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ¡8 ï O. D R Y D E N , IN CONNECTION W I T H H E R A L D . ï t