"
Semi-Wee^lyHerald.
d.
u n k n ow n ."
sn ip had been in effect several years
ago, the Government would not
St. Petersburg, March 11.
A dir only have been a distinct gainer,
patch from General Kuropatkiu,
hut the disgraceful
timberlnnd
t im id I! p. in., March 10, say:.:
frauds which have pulled dowu so
"The retreat of the army was very . bln.
No other such premium on
dan gerou s, especially trying
for many
men
from
high
place
thosu corps which were some di*
been
impossible
would
have
tanee from tho Mondarin road.
crime amt rascality has ever been
" T h e Japanese penetrated far into
1 offered as that which permitted the
the mountains in the direction of
, big railroad and timber corporations
T ’nwnn. They threatened our troops
to exchange worthless lands in for-
b u t thunks to extraordinary efforts
j cst reserve lines for similar area* of
o u r arm ies arc out of danger
j the finest standing timber on enrth.
The workings of tho absurd lieuland
T o k io , March 11. The linssinn
law were such that bona tide settler
fo rce s are now retiring from Muk
has found ¡1 almost impossible to
d en n o rth waul.
They nro flanked
secure any good Ian-
r
on b oth sides by the .lupunesi
years, while tho laud tin.
i
troo p s in pursuit and nro suffering
found it easy to secu re yasl trx
h ea vy losses.
— Oregonian.
...
Loudon. Marcii 11.- A disjmteh
(Myrtle I’uint F.ntei
to tlio Japanese 1 a ■gatiiin from To-
Miss Jennie Kmlieott and
kio, say.*:
ban Cologne, of Muii'slifieUI, w c ro
“ A Jllpllllcs,
,t (‘tachmeut
rt iidiod th* Du i i\ ■r, l: I m iles III-I II: ! iiì m ima.‘ft* Sumday nt the 1
nf Muk,’ ,
i .
iitfb. ■lllif: e n sul- ’ lb hi i*b \s i‘\\ cm*. Mr
,,.„1,1,. ,1 ;
F b.. EudiVott
q u ite
Hans P. Clausen,
j
Plaintiff,
v*.
Suit in E quity for
Olive K. Clausen,
Divorce.
mt, j
Defendant,
T o O live E. Clausen, the above-entitled
defendant:
ill the name of the state of Oregon
,
you are hereby notified that you are re-
to appear and answer the eom-
] plaint tiled against yon in the above-
entitled suit in which Hut's P. Clausen
ia plaintiff and you, O live E. Clausen,
are defendant, within six weeks from
the 17th dav of February, 1905, said last last day of the time prescribed in the
date being the date of the first publica order for publication, a judgment w ill
tion of this summons, and if you fail to he taken against you for want thereof,
to be done b y v o lu n te e r w o rk on so appear ami answer, for want, thereof,
and plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the N o r th F o r k road by G e o r g e the plaintiff will take a decree against
the relief demanded in his complaint, a
you that any claim or pretended claim succinct statement of which is as follow s:
you have to an undivided one-third in That the marriage contract now exist
terest ill and to the south half of the ing between you and plaintiff l»e dis
north-east quarter,
the south-east solved; that plaintiff have judgment for
quarter of the north-west quarter and the care and custody of Lester Clausen,
the north-west quarter of the north- their minor son, and for his costs and
.•a*t quarter of section seven, in town- j qjghuraeuients ¡n this suit.
ship twenty-nine, south of range twelve,
Service of this summons is made by
west of the W illam ette meridian, in publication in pursuance o f an order
Cooa county, state of Oregon, is null made by L. Hnrlocksr, county Judge for
and void, and the p lain tiff’ s title thereto Coos county, Oregon, dated the 14th
A b a d ly n ee d ed
im p ro v e m e n t
is
\LBERT
F IS H ,
D ealer in
NEW AND SECOND
man.
Bicijles Sundries, Etc.
f It ai oit* I
Trained N urses in Attendance.
Win. Horsfall, M. D.,
For Information Address
Marshfield, Oregon
Phone 631.
^ ö -o -K S -viA - -iva-s-'W-
Coquille Tonsorial Parlors,
CHAS
MOOMAW, Prop.
Front Street.
Opposite Hotel Coquille.
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D E A L E R IN
Flooring, Rustic and all kinds of Finishings and Mouldings
C. H . S IM P S O N ,
Boot & Shoe
Repairing
Constantly on hand.
Deliveries made promptly by either water or rail.
Coquille, Oregon.
«M
H. M. V
ment of su rg ical and medical diseases.
Alfred J o h n s o n ,
BICYCLES
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CouaU
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md iwaaing tfc«—s north L t f i ^ t b l iim w il «oil f i r urtli
H
Tne «day
tlie (r o u n d U th e h.wt bin for hold- |There
m no . langer
from it and ro-1 seven chains mul twenty-three links to a nights each month in t\Id Fellows' ball.
in g Ilio spilli* w ben a.ale i* not de-
f is alway* sur.* to follow. It i. ■ ipruce limb marked O. S.. thence west
A. F. T. in e u a r , C. C.
s ired at ripeuing tim o
1M
It o n e t>*|tcei*lly valuahle for cold., croup ¡eicht ,-hsin. and thirtv link*, thence snnth V . K. W iio o n . K . R. S.
ehsln.
amt
iw.-utv-ltiree
link,
to
the
ha* ja lt tìnishetl diggiug and deliv. and wh vrping cough. For sib bv : * e ■r «v'.nrter -retion line, them' east
QOQUILLE L006E. NO 127. A. 0. U W
K S. K n o w lto n
e r in g the potato.s front bis il i .
chains and thirty links to the place
M e, •- the second and fourthW ednes-
:
inning,
cv>utainin¿
six
.ores
o
f
bind,
tract acro*, thè ri\.
bel,,« f
■ lav nig! t. of each month in W . O. W .
Scvun' ” tettine Rena ~
’ n the «:>nthfast part 'f lot fire in
hall.
butte, and they c ime out . •
■■Action thirty. .Vis » lo s s.'ven and
F r id B i a h l i , M , \V,
ground sound and In ht
D
in block fixe and lot - ■' v. seven and O. F. R urer . Reo.
.md
tt’
s
add
if
ion
in
b
l-•
k
seven
in
Elln
getting a trig;
|uie
town of Coquille City and all aitn- jM’ER Ai L odge NO. It, 0 OF H
InishoU than oof
d la *f
n thu county of C<v« apd state o f J
Me te the tirs: and th in i W ed n eclay
tin* had no lus* fi
m. he partTti ined am • i the plaint-
in nt!, in V sm lo O S ball.
atta<
I
f
it
ella
Fox.
and
the
dei.
l
tut«,
accord*
in weight or ex ;
M r *. D irime S keels . C. H .
cb an «I 1.
haml
ir.d int. 'rests: Mi I kl ' k 1 um, Ree,
han-lting in t
1 divisi
nadr without J
!1TV IS V
winter Mason
|
judie •
thereof, then jyjrR U E CAMP. NO l»7. W 0. w
tvrltou.
mise1
►Id hl
d under the
potatoes in botto
il b
Met - tlie tirst and third Satur«l.aT
>. etls of «aid nifthta t each month.
not dig so ele ct a
re d !
v ifin i the «>»
md rxpeuaea J
Sto
Hojs tor S a le
R obt . B t r n «. C .C .
by water.
11
. he divided a
c the tvinie«
G. > • l'.ivs, Cierk.
>>ev« >i
1 nice thrifty O
:
accordimi
to
ir
resix'ctivc
Mr. Howe ha*
0 \\ .
DNNK w NO 39«. F A A
>nd for such o
n.M weigh betwi
íoats, tl
and further
hi* potato, - in f
M et*’* tl.e stvond and fonrth Thnrs-
he
iM'nrt
max
m
just
and
-
id SO is
I* n iiiee«.
Pri,
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day r» • »? of oacb month in IVM F« l-
H ave yon tr . \ »
D k . tir* R i > s k u ,, Pr»*s.
can lice just t v .
H SRKIN« r»»s. >tv r.
Hat tMit'U' in.iKi
: Oral Tannarv ?
d rvc* - j ^VEN NG T DE CIRCLE. NO 2U. W 0 W
flnM-x'l
in «•> •
a . n ice ihcrtskf h
b« pnbli. i
lain ii-» in rvdi,
L M e et th- freon d and fonrth Satnr-
r- o f in th•' s*- «• ;
r Hxaxtn. '
* J each month.
•on f tut'l in »
j P u n ir
ibvst dura I le. e
Ihiîler. the Su
orm ati«*« w rit«' i
M vrtle r«Hnt.
A private Hospital w ell equipped for the treat
J
HAND
THE COUNTY OF COOS.
will bo deemed til bcpiioted against llay February, 1905, and directing pub
tlio s*m e: that the plaintiff will recover [¡cation of the fam e in the ‘ •Semi-Week-
his costs and disbursements of this suit; ly H erald ,” a newspaper published at
and will be decreed to have such other the C ity of Coquille, in said Coos county,
and farther relief its may I k * equitable. j Oregon, once each week,-for a period of
T h ii summons is published by the ; 8*x weeks,
A . J, S H ER W O O D ,
order of the Hon. L. Harlocker, County |
Attorney for Plaintiff.
! Judge of Coos county, state of Oregon, j
j m a le and entered on the 11th day I — — —
of February, 1905, and which order,
i specifies that the
same
shall
be j
’ published for six eonseeutive weeks, \
on tie* same dav in each of said
vt’i'1 • :. m th«' ' i i '. i ' \V\-eklv I1 k r u . i i ,
¡s ’
> • • V v m * v , p r i n t e d and |
pubiibited in th > a' ove-nained county at j
the city of Coquille.
S P F R R Y k CHASE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
W e have all Grades and Prices Accordingly.
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
in the Name of the State of Oregon; Yon
Meets the first and third Thursday
n:ul each of you are hereby notified that nights in each month.
J. J. S t a n l e y , C. P.
> ’i are required to appear and answer the
tv mpl.-tin' :’ !ed ..gainst you iu tne above! I- H ackkr , Scril>e,
(• titled ro I within six weeks from the J
date of the first publication o f this snm- jypM IE REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 20.
tt-ms. to-wit: within six weeks from the
M eet, the second and fourth W ednes
91st day of January. 1IXV>. the saute being day nights in each month.
t
de’ e of the first publication of this
M hs . M a r v in L yons , N. G.
summons.
M rs . M km ! e St ao i . e . See’ v.
And if yon fail to appear and answer on
or before the lit!: day of March. 1995, the
turn dishonored m t 1 d elie 1 to St. Ì F o S o ! . — *d dairy eowa, I ired sa ne being the last day o f the time pre QHADWICK LODGE. NO 68, A F 1 A. M
Meets the Saturday night on or be
scribed in the order o f publication, the
\\
Petersburg.
H • diseomfiture i I Durila buti, 4-vear-ohl,
L u te i St [ ' rut or. g o o d a* n ew ; (AO ] t'bdntilT. will t-.se judgment against y.m fore the full moon.
complete, lus plight pitiable. O
J. H . C ecil W . M.
j pounds c :i';u 'ity . J. H . Radabaugh, j ."d w iU atTtv te thee >urt for the relief de-
genian.
mantled in their complaint, n sneemet J. J. 1. m ir . Seo’ y.
Arngo. Oregon.
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statement of which is i\s follows: That the
real property described in said complaint, gEULAH CHAPTER. NO 6. 0. E S.
Lane C o u n ty P o ta to Digging
Meeta next F i May nipht.
» siale K •» liti li Mt’ tlit in i • «»P « IHN hvwit: Beginning at the O. S. quarter
I quarter section cor nor in center o f south
tim i.
M rs . K ath r yn S i a g l i , \V. M.
E u gen e, M a rc ii 7.
Not a few
. st qn.'.r'er f section thirty, township ; M k >. M amir S i . aolk , Sec’ r.
In buying n cough modioino tor I twenty-eisjht r.th of ranee fourteen west
p eo p le who g r o w potato* * on b o t-l
——
i:- i.i
to buy
,r t! W
- ite roeridisn in C o». Conn j I YOU ROUS LODGE. NO 72, K. P
toni land fail t>* ri ili. • tho faet thnt c h ild re n iiv ;v e r ! v
1
Oregon
■MISS L. G. GOULD. SUPERINTENDENT.
Bicycles!
nearly a year in Alanehuria. H e has
fought many battles, but lias not n
s in g le victory to the credit of his
military sagacity or to the prowess
of Russia. He held the hopes of
the war party of Russia in his hand
when lie went forth to uphold her
contention in the Far Fast.
Tho
pri
in
and benedictions o f the
Orthodox Greci ( ’lunch ei m
pass*.! him roundabout
E >r hour
on tho day before his d »partii r
from St. 1’etorshnrg li pi • trnt. .1 I ricl> pvi.apertit » and lias teen here
himself b e fo re the ini
* ,,f ,i H o . king after his interests. He has
saints in a great eat1 er dial, •coking great faith in our mines and has al-
their int. r es- i.-u it la ' 11 f >f U uh - 1 ready put many thousands of do!
sin against nu upstart pagan im lars into them preparatory to work-
lion that presumed
opp, io hf I ing the mines on an immense scale,
lie will return to this place in about
power. Xotwithsbn idi g all if tin
and of men and nu ney furnished three m onths.
w - ♦
him without stint. In is likely tu re-1
Di>n*t f
Photographer,
M HORSFALL HOSPITAL
tion of this summons; and if you fail to
Stella Fox. nmt Clan*! Fox, 1
All w o rk d o u e in up to-d ate atyle
her husband.
Plaintiffs |
au 1 g u a ra n tee d first class.
vs.
|
Julia H iui - i and James | Suit in equity
Hayes, h r husbaml, Etta > for partition
Cox aud Glen Cox her hns- I o f real prop-
lmul, James M. Yowell and I ertv.
Amanda Yowell, his wife, |
Daisy Fisher and Edward l
Fisher, her husband. Grace |
F R A T E R N A L ORDERS.
Crocker and Erve Crocker. |
her husband. Lilly Laws |
aud Frank Laws, her hns- I
ßOQUILlE LODGE. NO. S3. I. O O F
hand, and bird Vowt ll.heirs j
at law of Bird Yowell, de- |
M eet, e very Saturday night.
V T ” ■ (berg and wife left W ed erased.
Defendants, j
G ko . H B a x te r , N. G.
nesday ..
taeir home in Philidol-
To Dais' Fisher, Edward Fisher. Grace
J. 9. L awrence , Kec’ v.
pliia.
>!. Estlierg is the owner t i .’ o I o t , Erv Crocker, Lilly Laws, Frank
1 \vs and Bird Yowell, defendants above-
of the Commander mine and other
ßOQUILLE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 25. I. 0 0. F.
named:
obi reliable IV f
you want \
r.t
one on any tern
no object, so it e*
the
Myrtle Point,
the dale of tlio first publication of this
| siimmiins, to-wit : within six weeks
j (rmn the 2l(rt (ltty 0j I-VI.r.tar7, 1906, the
!
llein>¡ tl|„ ,late o( , he tìnjt pllb|it,a,
T h e b u g g y was b a d ly crush ed.
St. Patricks entertainmer* given
by the Myrtle Point Impro went Wheels to Rent.
Repairing a
Club Friday evening, March .7, in
Speciality.
Lceps’s hall.
Good music n l n
program that will make you nigh. |
leo cream and cake, coffee and
SIM M ONS.
sandwiches, extra charges. Admis IN TU B n u n IT COURT OF THE
sion only 111 cents,
STATIC OF OREGON, IN AND FOR
A Sons of Veterans lodge was in
stituted at this place last Saturday
night with over thirty members.
After installation a splendid supper
was served by the ladies of the \V.
15. (.’. and their friends, a large
crowd being present. After supper
Hie time wa* pleasantly spent in
games and social intercourse.
Brownrigg,
b adly.
The General
Tokio, Mar.'. I t .
Stati estimât
the number o f Htm-
Hians e n g a ge d in the present battle
at H00.000 infantry, "(1,000 c r.alary
and l.'IIIH gu ns
The infantry eal
m ilitim i allows for it'd hnttlions
w ith an average of S00 men each.
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I
Loss o f appitite always results
ftoin faulty digestion. All that is
needed is a few doses of Chamber- j
Iain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will invigorute the stomach,
strengtheni the digestion und^give
Finest ami best work of all kinds.
W e give special attention to
you an appetite like a wolf. These
Tablets also act as a gentle laxa Baby Pictures, Large Groups, Bust Portraits and all kinds of stamps.
tive. For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Agent for Defender photo supplies.
A stock o f materials for am a
teurs’ use always on hand. Plates, Filins, paper and general supplies.
SUMMONS.
Cameras for sale and rent. Courteous treatment and satisfaction
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E
S T A T E OF O R E G O N , IN A N D FOR guaranteed.
T H E C O U N T Y OF COOS.
New gallery opposite Ur. Loop's drug store.
above entitled court and cause on or lw
P re y
1 *• o«vii»»i • •
—« 8 «
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■■■■|iairr<l *|> |»i-llle.
Miss fore Saturday, the 1st day of^ April,
appear and answer on or before the 4th
G reen escap ed w ith a b ru ised wrist. 1905, which is six weeks after Friday,
day of A pril, 1905, the same being the
: g Mr.
1 U* *11 \
G en era l Kuropatkiu has now been
Ciciaf ill*.'
Fur
Myrtle Point It e m s .
Wilson’s. Jho North Fork people
lielieve that "Heaven helps those
M r. and M rs S. B. Hermann re.
As forcast in the M a il:
I'
d ea l
who helps themselves.
fu r the E lsn agau estate p ro p e rty lu rn o il from S alem on Friday last
One of the saddest sights the
TU E SD A Y, M A R 14, UK)5.
was d o s e d ye sterd a y.
T h e m ousy w here they have boon for tho past
writer has seen for some time was
tw
o
m
onths
excep
t
fo
r
a
short
time
was paid aud the d eed d e liv e r e d and
that of a young man lying on the
mailed to th e cou n ty clerk fo r sp en t in San E rau eisoo.
Latest W a r News.
rock (ill ucsr the junction of tho
; record.
Air. L . D e y e o re c e iv e d two boxes
two roads, so intoxicated ho woh
St. l ’eteraburg, Alare li 11. It i*
Thus the lo n g un certain ty ns to uf as fine o ra n ge s as over came to
perfectly insensible.
Two passers
reported in the military vluba thin 1 the d e p ositio n o f this p ro p e rty is
this seetiou, from his son-in-law,
by removed him to the grassy road
afternoon (but General Kuropatkiu u v e r .
T h e F la n a g a n 's h ave re- M r. K. N . Sm ith, w h ich were grown
side.
AVe hear the same person
baa loat SIX) it tiK ami about liO.nGO i reived rctu rus satisfacto ry to them,
on the hitter's o ra n g e ranch at R iv
tried to commit suicide two days
juiaonerH, lie*ide* the name number and I lie p r o p e r ty goes in to the
ersid e. C a lifo rn ia.
later. No comment is necessary.
killetl and wounded.
| hands of p e o p le w h o w ill d e v e lo p
Air. P . O v iu a lz e r sent ten boxes
O bserver .
i it and m ake it a le a d in g fa c to r in o f fine o ran ges as presents to his
St. Petersburg, March 11., (¡1:10
I the im m ediate and speedy d e v e lo p re la tives,
SUMMONS
tho Alewellens, which
p. m .)— The Associated Press learns
m ent o f th e lin y .
A s to the cen ter cam e from his p lace near Los An
that the dispatch received by Em
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO t*KT Ok T H E
o f the c o in in g c ity o f Coos Hay, it gelos.
peror Nicholas from General Knro-|
S T A T E OF OREGON, FOR T H E
will be a* the p oin t known ns Cen
M iss Alary D a v e n p o rt aud her
pai .li last night, in n lditiou to an
C O U N T Y OF COOS.
te rv ille, '.ro p h o tic a lly named years
. lusin, M rs. A. S m ile y , fro m G r iz - A. H . Snyder. 1
nouncing the retreat of the 11u inn
ago, am vhich w ill now he known
Plaintiff. | Suit in e, liiity to quiet
v Bluff, C a lifo rn ia , came up fo r a
armies, ad d ed :
,.
..
,. . .
vs.
!•
title.
„
. . .
, . , in its proper ligtit, as there is no
E. A. Snyder, | SUM MONS.
"Our retreat is being conducted i
...
, t w d ays’ visit fro m C o q u ille .
doubt that Major Kinney s original
Defendant, j
with the enemy haras ng bothonrj
W h ih
H e r b e r t P r e y and M iss
L i E. A . Snyder, the aliove-named do-
plana will bo carried out. — Coast
thinks. The second army under /
lia b le G ree- w ere e n jo y in g a d r iv e
fendant :
Mail.
Bildurlim: tins null, e d ili hunvie*t,
In the name of the stale of Oregon
ii S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n th o horses
b oth in lolled, wouudrd aud pie ti
If lint new law which prohibits l iok fr ig h t at a b ic y c le an d ran you are !% * b y require.! lo appear and
answer the oomplaint against you in the
ers.
How many mu surrounded is securing tiinbeiland with lieuland
vc . th r o w in g them o u t and h u rt-
Flanagan D ial Is Cloi
nv
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ht K\s.
r t hm i î
lot
t'f the *
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tiav
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JO B W O R K
The Finest to be had in
Coos County at the lowest
Prices.
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Meets the tirsi and thirvl Tuewlay
■.. t a O M Fellows’ half.
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