Foil RENT— A good house and
Three papers of garden seeds for 10
Ren Hoberg was down from Nor­
cents at Knowlton’ s.
several nice garden lots.
Apply at
way yesterday.
Tho steamer plant sails from the this office.
Taos. Prew ett, o f Parkersburg,
Rilled Burley, Bran, Short a aud
Mr. Milbrad, the candy man, has
had business at the hay this week. bay for San Francisco today.
Potatoes, at Strung's.
George Morehouse, of the Gravel concluded to close out his business
Attorney
J.
T.
Hall,
of
Marsh­
Dr. Russell was called to Bandon
field, had business ut the county Ford section, was in town Wednes­ here, aud will start for Portland in
Wednesday.
day.
seat Tuesday.
a few days.
J. G. Lee, of Riverton, called on
Father Donnelly, of Marshfield, i
Attention! Wool Growers— W. T.
“ Myrtle Grove" is the name for
us Tuosday.
Kerr will make contracts and cash passed through from Myrtle Point creamery in connection with the Ice
!
Wednesday.
He
will
be
at
Bandon
Neva Harry was over from Marsh­ advances for your wool.
& Cold Storage plant, operated by
next Sunday.
T. H. Mehl, of the hardware firm
field Wednesday,
Jacobson
A Schroeder.
Go to the Davis restaurant for first-!
Rube Henry came over from of Mehl & Co., has gone to San class meals and short orders.
Parties
went out to sea with a
Francisco on business.
Marshfield Tuesday.
Miss Inez Lusk, of our present scow Wednesday and placed the
Attorney L. A. Roberts, of Myr­
E. D. Myers was in from the tle Point, had business at the county corps of teachers, has been granted moorings to be used in pulling off
North Fork yesterday.
a life diploma for teaching by the ! tho schooner Onward.
seat a day or so this week.
W. T. Lewis ana family made the
Mrs. Cheneweth has been some­ board of education.
Coal Miners Wanted.—D. S.
Three papers of first-class, n orth ern :: Rouse, superintendent of the Co­
bay a short visit last week.
what ailing at the home of her
grown garden Beeds at Knowlton's for j
quille Go’s mine at Riverton, is now
H . C. D o rris was dow n from the daughter, Mrs. A. H. Mulkey.
LOCAL N E W S .
Fine dry wood at $1.25 delivered.
Leave orders with C. M. Skeels, or
Pete Anderson, of Bandon, was a with H. C. Moore, the teamster.
Coquille visitor on Wednesday.
There will be services at the
Berean Cluo entertainment at the Episcopal church next Sunday,
Pharmacy building, Saturday night. morning and evening, by Rev.
Berean entertainment at the Horsfall.
Pharmacy building Saturday even­
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dement, of
Hardy creek for the present.
ing.
Myrtle Point, visited Mrs. J. C.
W a n t e d ; — A teacher holding a
C ounty Com m issioner Spires, o f Moomaw, of this city, several days
third grade certificate, to assist J.
the Point, had business in thiB city this week.
H. Barklow, principal of Norway
yesterday,
O. F. Allen, the black sand min­
Mrs. Thos. Lane, of Prosper, is ing man and a friend, Lee J. Pit- school. Send applications and terms
in this city visiting her sister, Mrs. ner, of Chicago, spent several days to S. J. McCloskey, Clerk District
No. 43.
W. T. Kerr.
in town this week.
A fine stock of Stilaon- Kellogg loggers’
W. T. Lewis and family, of this
C. H. Butler, of Myrtle Point,was shoes are due to arrive at Strang’ s store
city, made Marshfield a visit a day down yesterday to see his mother, soon. Look out for them.
or so this week.
Mrs. Capt. Butler, who has been
Jesse Barker oame in Wednesday
George Flanagan, the Marshfield suffering from grip for several days. to meet his mother, who had been to
market man, had business over this
W. F. Disher, of Bandon, spent a Myrtle 1’oint to see her mother,
way yesterday.
couple of days in town this week Mrs. Norris, who has been suffering
Remember the Berean entertain­ visiting friends and looking after from grip, but who is about all
ment at the Pharmacy building business matters at the county seat. right again.
on Saturday night.
Call and see the swell line ot Muslin
Adam Pershbaker, the retired
A. J. Radabaugh, of Norway, was Underwear at Mrs. NoBler’ s. They are sawmill man who recently returned
beautiful and prices just right.
among those having business at the
from San Francisco, was up to the
J. G. Leneve, of Parkersburg,
county seat a day or so this week
county seat yesterday.
spent a day or so in town this week,
settling tax matters with the sheriff.
A. M. Sumner was up from Ban-
being up on business and a visit
The H erald was remembered also.
don Tuesday to get some chickens
with-his mother, Mrs. Leneve, of Mr. Pershbaker has purchased him­
he had purchased in town.
this city.
self a home in Alameda, Cali­
C, I. Green, of Lampa creek,
Mrs. Nosier has just received her line
came up yesterday to look after of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, consisting fornia, where his family are now re­
siding.
businesi matters in this place.
Our friend, A. J. Hamlin, of
Dairvville, made our office a pleas­
ant visit while in this city on Tues­
day.
W. J. Tennisou, of the coast be­
low Bandon, was up to town on
Wednesday looking after business
interests.
Choice onion sets at Knowlton’ s drug
store.
The steamer Chico arrived March
12, sailed March 15. Incoming
cargo, 25 tons mdse; outgoing cargo
300 m lumber, 20 tons coal.
go to
of Skirts, Chemise,
Covers, etc.
Drawers, Corset
F. S. Dow, the hustling business
man of Marshfield, went to Myrtle
Point Wednesday, returning yester­
day. He starts t o San Francisco od
a business trip today.
W hy buy Eastern bacon and hams
when you can get the good, wholesome
Coos county product at the City Meat
Market.
C. W. Wright, representing the
stationery and paper firm of Blake
McFall Co., of Portland, visited the
customers of the company in the
valley this week. We acknowledge
a pleasant call,
“ Hazelwood”
White
Rocks,
eggs
The creamery of Hilmer & Bred-
boff, just above town, will be
ready to receive milk by the 20th,
iust. Remember the old reliable.
Many have patronized this the pi­
oneer creamery of the county since
it was first started and are satisfied
to stand by it.
Mr. Hartman in­
forms us that he will pay within
one cent of city quotations aud pay
all freights on milk and cream.
W. T. Kerr & Co., of this city,
are making preparations to start a
store at Arago.
The lumber will
be put on the ground next Monday
and the building rushed to com­
pletion as rapidly as possible. This
enterprising and successful firm has
carried on a good business in this
city for two years or more and needs
no introduction to our friends of
that section, and that they will re­
ceive fair treatment and right prices
at their hands there will be no
question.
Mrs. Len Braden, of Myrtle $1.00 per 13. Leave orders with P. E.
Point, came down Tuesday and vis­ Drane, or write me. F. M. G evrez ,
Coquille, Oregon.
ited a day or so with Mrs. J. C.
Moomaw and Mrs. L. A. Lawhorn. The O. K. creamery churned about
For first-class lodgings go to the Davis 60 pounds of butter yesterday.
Their Pasteurizer, a Farringtou Du­
restanran.
Regular services at the First M. plex, is in place but is not alto­
E. Church Sunday, March 19th, nt gether ready to run just yet, but
11 a m. and 6.30 p. m. All are in­ will be in a few days.
Messrs. Jacobson & Schroeder, of
vited to attend, J, L. B e a t ty , pas­
George Wyer, a late arrival from
the lee and Cold Storage plant,
tor.
California, who has been engaged
started up their creamery yesterday,
Pies and cakes made to order at tho for some time at the tie camp of J.
introducing their new Jensen Pas­
Davis restaurant.
O. Farmer near the junction, has
Revival services will begin at the purchased a piece of land near Ban­ teurizer which is a fine machine and
United Brethren church at Gravel don BDd moved down Wednesday. certainly does the work in fine
shape. While the quantity of milk
Ford Sunday, March 19th. All are
Guy Drew whom we mentioned received is not large yet, they are
cordially invited.
L. F. ' m ith ,
in our laBt issue as going to Marsh­ getting their plant in good shape
pastor.
field for medical treatment for ap­ for the season’s run. They will be­
For anything in the line of good pas­ pendicitis, was operated upon at the
gin the manufacture of ice as soon
try go F. Wilson.
Horsfall hospital Wednesday. The as they receive their extra cans ne­
Miss Rose Mulkey has been con­ operation was successful and we
cessitated by the enlarging of that
fined to her room for the past week hope to see him out in good health
department, the capacity being about
by an attack of quinsy, which, how­
soon.
three times what it was before.
ever, is better, and we hope to see
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bean, of Lam­
Miss Hatch, the Presbyterian
her out again soon.
pa creek, were in town Wednesday. missionary from Siam, spoke to very
Knowlton sells choice onion sets at Mr. Bean has procured the site and
large congregations at the Presby­
1212 cents per pound.
has the lumber on the ground for a terian church Tuesday and Wednes­
The North Fork Lumber camp store building and the initiatory day. She dressed a girl aud boy in
near Fairview is going to start up steps are being taken to have the Siamese costume to the amusement
about the twentieth of this month, postoffice of i'imon re-established of the Coquille boy and girls. Her
and want a good hook tender and with Mr. Bean as postmaster.
addresses were well received, and
other men to saw. E. W. Gregg &
The garden seeds which Knowlton aroused much interest and inquiry
sells nt three papers for ten cents have
Co., Fairview, Oregon.
about tho Siamese people, country
Meats and lodging at
prices at Frank Wilson’s.
reasonable
Rev. W. B. Smith will preach in
the M. E. church, South, next Sun­
day at 11 a. no. Rev. H. M. Bran,
ham goes to Riverton to preach
uext Sunday, and hereafter will
. preach there on the 1st Tuesday, at
7:30 p. m., and the 3rd Sunday at
11 a m., of each month.
been thoroughly tested and are strictly
and the work of our missionaries in
reliable.
Frank Kosta, of the lower river,
returned yesterday from a visit with
his mother who lives at New Bed­
ford, Mass. He had a pleasant visit
and enjoyed his trip exceedingly.
However, he complained of the
cold weather, everything being
frozen and covered with snow all
the while.
LEVI THUMBS
S C O T
OVERALLS
For men who toil
that far-away land.
A good offer­
ing was taken up at each service.
Miss Hatch departed for Bandon
on Thursday.
She goes to Myrtle
Point lor next Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Kribs, and son and
daughter, George and Ella, and
Fred Kerrigan, whom many of our
readers will remember went to South
America about two years ago, ar­
rived at this place yesterday.
Mr.
Kribs remaiued in San Francisco,
. but will arrive in a few days. They
are all looking well and seem
to be highly pleased to get back
home again, while their many friends
are glad to seo them.
We have
not had time for an interview with
them, but will have a report from
them later.
Mrs. Kribs and the
children proceeded to Arago to see
Mrs. Kribs' parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Jr.,
returned Monday evening from an
extended visit in Portland, duriDg
which lime their little son had quite
a severe sick spell, but we are glad
to state is much better aud will
doubtless bo all right again in a
short time.
BUSINESS NOTICES
In v a lu a b le tot R h e u m a tis m .
Shredded whole-wheat biscuits at
Drane’s.
B orn . — At Fishtrap, March 10,
Remember F. Wilson runs a first-
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. George Hal­ class bakery.
ter, a sod .
Don’ t torget that Strang keeps Shoes
B orn . — At Lampa creek, March of all kinds.
New line of clothing just received ta
4, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ti­
Z. C. Strang’s.
mon, a son.
A good Winchester Rifle
oheap. Inquire at this office.
for sale
As fine a line of negligee shirts as ever
came to town, at Z. C. Strang’s.
For a nice short-order meal, call at
the Davis restaurunt, Front street.
Remember that home-made lard at
the Coquille Valley Packing Co’ s.
- in -
R E A I.
COUNTY OF COOS.
Thomas Wilson,
Plaintiff,
£ J ^ T h e Oregon Coal & Nav n“ ’ °
Suit in Equity
Angus McDonald,
' > to lordose
Mortgages.
Mary McDonald and
John McDonald,
Defendants.
Str. M. F. Plant,
g 'f
Capt. N elson, M aster,
Will make regular trips between
To John McDonald, one of the above
named defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby notified that you are re­
quired to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against Angus McDonald,
Mary McDonald, and yourseli in the This Steamer is very steady at sea and
above entitled suit within six weeks her passenger accommodations are all
from the date of the first publication of new, clean and sweet, opening out on
this summons, to-w it:
deck and having only two berths in a
Within six weeks from Friday, the
room.
Very superior Second CIasi|
10th day of March, 1905, the same being
Fare, 1st Class, $10. 2nd Class, $6.
the date of the first publication of this
summons, and if you fail to so appear F. S D O W , A gent,
S. O. CO., A gent.
and answer on or before Saturday, the
Marshfield.
Empire.
22nd day of April, 1905, the same being
the last day of the time prescribed in
SUMMONS.
the order for the publication of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
summons, for the last publication there­
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR
of, judgment and decree will be taken
THE COUTY OF COOS.
against the defendants in said suit for
Henry M. Campe as the E x­
the relief demanded in the complaint in ecutor, and Eliza Campe as
this suit, a succinct statement of which the Executrix of the Estate
of Henry Camp, deceased,
is as follow s:
Action
That there be adjudged to be due and and Lena Harms as the Ex-
ecutrix of theEstate ofGeorge at law.
owing to the plaintiff Irom the defend­ Harms, deceased, and all as
ants Angus McDonald and Mary McDon­ Co-partners under the firm
ald the sum of $800, together with inter­ name and style of Henry
est on $500 thereof at the rate of 8 per Campe and Company,
Plaintiffs,
cent per annum, payable annualy, irom
vs.
the 21st day of November, 1903; and to­ C. O. Gilkey,
Defendant.
gether with interest on $300 thereof, at
To C. O. Gilkey, the above-entitled
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, pay­
able annually, from the 22nd day of defendant:
May, 1903; for such attorney fees in said
In the name of the state of Oregon
suit as the Court may adjudge reason­ you are hereby required to appear and
able, and for his costs and disburse­ answer the complaint filed against you
ments in this suit.
in tho atiove entitled action in which
That the two mortgages set out in the Harry M. Campe as the Executor, and
complaint herein, and which were ex­ Eliza Campe as the the Executrix of the
ecuted by the defendants, Angus Mc­ Estate of Henry Campe, deceased, and
Donald and Mary McDonald, to the Lena Harms as the Executrix of the
plaintiff, to secure the payment, re­ Estate of George Harms, deceased, and
spectfully, of the two promissory notes all as co-partners under the firm name
which are also set out in the complaint and style of Henry Campe and Com­
herein, be foreclosed, and the premises pany are plaintiffs, and you, C. O.
described in said mortgages, to-w it: Gilkey, are defendant, within six weeks
The E % of the SW
and the W % of from the date of the first publication of
the SE >4 of section 9 in township 29 this summons, towit:
within six
south of range 12 west of Willamette weeks from the 21st day of February,
meridian in Coos county, Oregon, e x­ 1905, the same being the date of the
cepting fifi acres, more or less from the first publication of this summons, ana
above described premises, which has if you fail to appear and answer on or
heretofore lieen sold and conveyed to before the ttie 4th day of April, 1905,
parties other than the plaintiff, as the same being the last day of the time
shown by the records of deeds of Coos prescribed in the order for publication,
county, Oregon, lie sold in the manner plaintiff will take judgment against you
provided by law, and that the proceeds for the sum of $345.92, for their costs
thereof be applied to the payment of the ami disbursements in this action and an
costs of said sale and of this suit, and order for the sale of the property which
the sums found to be duo on said two has been attached in said action, which
promissory notes as secured by said is described as follows, to w it: Lot four
mortgages, and that the defendants, in block two of the Original town of Co­
Angus McDonald and Mary McDonald, quille City, in the County of Coos, and
and all persons claiming under them State of Oregon. Also commencing 100
subsequent to the execution of said feet east 11 degrees south of southeast
mortgages Vie barred, and foreclosed of cornerof lot one block three of the Origi­
all right, claim or equity of redemption nal town of Coquille City, now the City
in or to such premises.
of Coquille, running thence north 11 de­
That the over-plus if any there tie, be grees east 100 feet, thence east 11 de
paid into this Court to await its further grees south 25 feet, thence south 11 de­
order, and for such other and further re- grees west 100 feet, thence along Front
I lief as to the Court may seem equitable. Street to the place of beginning, in Coos
This summons is published by the County, Oregon.
1 order of the Hon. L. Harlorker, County
Service of this summons is made by
Judge of Coos county, State of Oregon, publication in pursuance of an order
made and entered on the 9th day of made by L. Ilariocker, County Juilge
March, 1905, and which order specifies for Coos County, Oregon, dated the 14th
that the same shall be published for six day of February, 1905, and directing the
consecutive weeks on the same day of publication of the same in the “ Semi-
each of said weeks, in the S emi -W eekly Weekly HKRAi.D,” anewspaper published
| H erald , a semi-weekly newspaper at the City of Coquille, Coos County,
printed and published in the atiove Oregon, once each week for a period of
named county, at the City of Coquille.
six weeks.
SPERRY A CHASE,
I
A. J. SHERWOOD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Coos Bay and
San Francisco
ESTA TE.
and 10-acr» orange grove in Potuoaa. Cal.,
W A Goodman will go anywhere in to exchange for good stook ranch.
Coos county to move your house or $2800 A tine corner bnsiness property
ham.
A piano for sale on easy terms.
Will $1500
—
Enquire at tilts
He visited his daughter, Mrs. Capt. take part in trade.
Willard, while down.
office.
of its content belonging to Lyman
Wolff, of Marshfield, were destroyed made many friends of all with whom
by fire Monday.
The building be­ she became acquainted, who will re­
ing well back it was out of reach of gret to loam of her taking off.
the hose company and and it was by
These WALK-OVER
heroic eflorts that other property
Shoes were born and
near by was saved.
bred in a first-class fac­
tory. They were made
Summons.
for a first-class man—
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
that’s you. For sale by
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
W. T. KERR & CO.
I
Sanford’s Bargains
W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils $11,500 This amount of finu property.
’■
i — including two fine residences
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb & Co.’s.
W anted —A position as engineer.
Full line of fine, fresh groceries and
Good hand with donkieB. Best of rec­ canned goods lias just been received at
ommendations. J. A. A rmfield , Co­ Drane’ s.
quille.
For fine carpet and rug weaving ap­
John Koon, who is up from the ply to Mrs. K. Holverson.ot the Mc­
coast, informs us that he lias re­ Adams place.
Standard Patterns are now reduced
ceived the sad news of the death of
to 10 and 15 cents each. For sale at
Brown Leghorn eggs from prize-win­
ning stock, at $1.00 per setting or $5.00 his sister, Miss Anna Koon, who Kanematz’s store.
per hundred. J C. W atson , Coquille. will be remembered by many of our
I am closing out my line of Ladies.
Tho home and a greater portion townspeople, having spent a year in Gents’ and Children’s Mackintoshes’
Call
and get prices. Z. C. S trang .
this city nine or ten years ago. She
J
I have been suffering for tho past
few yeaas with a severe attack o
•iheuuuitisin and found that Bal
lard’s Snow Liniment was the only
thing that gave me satisfaction and
tended to alleviate my pains.
March 24, 02: Tohn C. Degnan,
Kinsman, III. 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
To arrive soon at Strang’ s store, a full
Fresli bread, pies, cakes and dough­
B orn .— In Coquille City, March nuts at F. Wilson’ s.
and complete line of “ Four Hundred”
14, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the Hats, as well as a complete assortment
of summer hats.
Call early and get
Tyrrell, a son.
Coquille Valley Packing Co.
your choice.
Bring us your fat beef, hogs and sheep,
B orn .— Near
Johnson’s
mill,
March 13, 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Coquille Valley Packing Co.
John Hickain, a son.
Anyone wishing thoroughbred
Brown Leghorn eggs should see
ten cents.
the flock of J. C. Watson, on Cun­
John Epperson, of the South in shape to employ several more ningham. A look at them would
Fork, was among those who came ' meu at good pay.
convince any one that they are the
Our townsman, L. H. Morgan, stock to choose from.
in to pay their respects—and taxes
— to the sheriff this week.
has been suffering for a number
Orvil Dodge, of Myrtle Point, had
C. C. Johnson and wife went to of days from a severe attack of business at the county seat Wednes­
the hay yesterday to catch a steamer grip, bordering onto pneumonin, day aud Thursday for himself as
for California. They will locate at but is improving at present.
well as for some of his neighbors.
Fish trap co u n try yesterday.
For Ashland House Lining
Strang’s.
B orn .— At Riverloo, March 15,
1905, to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. E l­
liott, a sou.
F or S ale — A line property consisting
of splendid garden lots, good iiouse and
barn For particulars call at this office.
Knowlton’ s drug store has a full lino
of fresh garden seeds in hulk, also the
famous D. M. Ferry’ s seeds in packages.
Hotel and livery stable for sale. Both
buildings in good condition; 16 rooms in
hotel, 12 bedrooms. All rooms fur­
nished.
24 stalls in stable.
$1,000
down, balance on easy payments.
For
further information call on or address
E. M. Furman, tho Piano Man, Marsh­
field, Or., or at this office.
$1000
■■■" ■
Nice small plaoe of 8 acres near
town, well improved, 4 acres fall
bearing orchard, balance pastnre
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
This is a good investment.
Hons« and tw o lot ? in good
loca tion . A benm iri.
$ 800
$
800 Corn*
■ f
—— ■ ■ investigate this
d <- a .
$ 650 A hill ranch on Fishtrap of 150
acres, 4 acres oaltivated. 40 acre«
in grass, 2 rongh houses, barn, TOO young
fruit trees, about 300.000 feet hue cedar
timber. This is a genuine bargain.
$ 500
A residence property that is dirt
i ■ ■■
oheap.
$ 300
$
260
$ 200
**
$
100
Two lots nicely located.
Two fine lots near tho fiohool-
house.
The best residence lot in Coquille.
Installment plan.
Two corner bottom lots.
$
75
Six fine lots, best location, at the
I u . hu . m .
rediculously low price of $75 each
It is impossible to describe my list in this
column. If yon are looking for a good
piece of property at a reasonable price, I
can certainly snit you.
Kemetubei, I rent honses and farms,
make loans and do all kinds o f agency
business. Come in and see me boforo buy­
ing. I can save you DOLL A KN.
O . C. S A N FO R D ,
Coquille, Oregon.
REMEMBER
That we are Headquarters fo r Gents’ Furnish­
ing Goods.
Our line o f Ready-made Clothing cannot be
beat.
Call and inspect our line o f WALK-OVER Shoes
as well as many other leading styles.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT.
W. T. Kerr & C o
I IVERY and FEED STABLE
W. H. MANSELL,
P rop .
Successor to T. J. Little.
GENERAL DRAYING.
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A TS A N D TRAINS
All orders handled with carefulness and expeuic n .
Sole Agent for
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal
T H E
Who tied the cow’s tail to his log in the process of m ilk ­
ing; said she had not dragged him ovor two miles b efore
he realized lie had made a mistake.
H o w
2 v T u .c H F a , r t H e r
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
mistake in not using Electric Lights.
SAY!
Can your wife cook?
IF S O ,
get her the best to cook with at
City M eat Market
FRESH AND SA LT MEATS.
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Sausage, Chickens, Veaetables ,
Turkeys and Game in Season.
Front Street,
Coquille, Ore.,
Phone, Main 43.
P. 0. Box 224