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Semi-Weekly Herald
Dairy Farm lor Sale.
Sheepherder-
‘T h e
A fine dairy farm containing 70
acres of bottom land 23 acres of bill
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
Und, and adjoining the town of
AND FRIDAY.
Myrtle Point, Coos county, Oregon,
Oregon Writer’s Best EffortJ
and } mile from creamery. Forty-
0 F. DEAN.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR i
five acres of bottom laud improved
A story of the great range war
and in good state of cultivatiion; 5
into which is interwoven the
aerea slashed, burned and newly
County Official Paper.
romantic episodes of acquiring
D evoted to th e in a ten a I and social np-
seeded; hill land is all good for pas­
b m ld in g o f the C oqnille Valley particnlarly j
timber lands and the advance­
ture; 3 acres of orchard in good
«n d o f Coos Comity generally .
Subscription, per year, in advance, $ 2.00
ment of irrigation.
This pro­
eari bngconditiou and different var­
duction will appear in the Ore­
ieties of fruit. House, barn and
gon Semi-Weekly Journal in
Church Directory-
other buildings. While we have a
serial form.
The Journal will
number of other dairy farine for
C hristian Ciiruni. * - 1'ienchinp every
be clubbed with this paper, the
Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:110 y m. Snridav
sale, yet this is one of the best bar­
school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at
two for $2.75.
Subscribe at
gains, as the location is all that
F:30p. m.
Prayer meet.inn ♦ ry We«ln?F-
dfiy even ini» at 7:30. \I1 cordially invited.
once and read this great story
could be desired, being near town,
Episcopal C hnroh.—Episcopal services
of life as told by Paul De Laney.
school and creamery. This is cer­
w ill be held at St. Janies chnrch. Coqnille
C ity the third Sunday in each month.
S u b c r ib « n o u i a n d g . t t i v . t C h a p te r tainly a bargain for some progres­
Snnday school at 10 a. in. each snnflny.
sive dairyman. Price 87,500.
W in . Horae fa 11, Pastor.
D e L aney e N e w
M . E .C b n r c li. So u th :
Herbine is
a n boon
for . . sufferers
m . Snnday-acbnol everv
Sunday at 1 0 1
,
..
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o’clock. Senior Epwnrt.li League at 0:30, p. trout anoamta. By Its use the blood
ni. Junior League at 3:30.p. u. l ’ r lyeriu ee t-. ¡ g « .u i c k l y regenerated and tl i f color
i»ig T h u rsd n y evening at 7:30.
i ,
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nu
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H. *f. Branham , pastor. becomes normal. Ihe drooping
The languor is
M ethodia:
Epwcopal cbnrcb.—Service strengh is revived.
tiie first and third Sunday in each month diminished. Health,
vigor and
I’ reaehing nt 11 o'olock a. m. and 7 :3 0 p. in.
tone predominate. New life.and
Sunday school at 10 o’ clock a. m .
Ep-
I happy activity results. Mrs. Belle
worth Lenguo at C>:30 p. in.
J . L. Its : t t y , Paator.
H. Shriei, Middlesborough, 111.
PRKSByTF.ui ah fmiBcH.— Preaching eer- writes, I h a v e been t r o u b le d w ith
v cea 2nd and 4th Snnday«, moraine ard ,.
| :nt
i)ir,n.i nllfl
i veiling, Sunday School every Snnday at | l,v e r c o m p la in t , p oor DIOOtl, Ana
Pin. in. Christian Endeavor services every h a v e fo u n d n n th in g to b en e fit m e lik e
d ____
ln t V fiL°.Siea™Aidi^
^ M "»io n ^
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Society meets every two weeks on ~
Thura-
i*nvn at 2 p. m. A cordial weloome ia ex­
tended to the public to attend nil our aer*
nioea.
Anoi.ru I I aiiki . i . y , Pastor
Herbine
I hope never to be with-
out it. I iiave wished that I had
known of it in my husband’s life
time.’’,60c. Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
The W. 0 . T . U. moeta every 1st and 3rd
I'Vidav a t o . in . at the C hristian ohnreh.
D *x A dvkktist O h obch —8 nb-
Oath laevontli duv) services:
Sabbath
ohool 10 a. m .. Bible study 11 a. m .,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening 8 p. m „
,’ouug peopie’ s m eeting F rid ay, H _p. m .
All are invited to attend these m eetings.
C . II. H U N C H .
Elder.
SUMMONS.
i S kvrnth
S tock m en S h ow In terest in the
L iv e s to ck S h ow .
IN T H E
C IR C U IT C O U R T
S T A T E O F O R E G O N IN
OF TH E
A N D FOR
T H E C O U N T Y OF C OO S.
W . F . W a it e ,
1
P la in tiff, i g u it
in
M a ry E , W a it e ,
D iv orce.
[
E q u ity
tor
D e fe n d a n t. J
To
FRANK WILSON, Prop.
AM ATEU R
Newly established. Euerything neat and up-to-date in every
respect. Meals at all hours, day or night.
Rooms by ihe Day, Week or Month.
FRONT STREET.
. . . .
COQUILLE, OREGON.
H alf its Former Cost
The
fa m o u s
Drane’s Store,
Poco,
Buck-Eye
DEALER
Fancy and
and
Myrtle Point Oregon.
A m erican J r ;
C A M E R A
“ The Sheepherder” , Paul De
Laney’s new novel. Call at this
office and let us tell you about it.
W ith D ou b le
Plate H o ld er
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C h fiiia p lo M M u I m e l i t
II sm i.
r
at
R odents & C arter ,
G i v e s I l i ' u U b , V icto r u a . I T w u « .
Preitcbinp each
and every S n n d n v a a t ll a. in. and 7:30 p. J
The City Restaurant
P hotography fo r th e
N ovel
f u r I tli im i-
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at
Chupincille, Conn., says Chamber-
lain’» Pain Balm is the champion
of all liniments. The past year I
wn» troubled a great deal with
rheumatism in my shoulders. Af­
ter trying several cures the store­
keeper here recommended this
remedy and it completely cured
me.” There is no use of anyone
suffering from that painful ailment
when this liniment can be obtained
for a small sum. One application
gives prompt relief and its continu j
ed use for a short time will produc j
a permanent cure. For sale fa­
it S. Knowlton
$ 1.60
A m e ric a n
C am eras.
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THE CELEBRATED
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DISTRIBUTORS
PORTLAN D . OREGON.
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946 St. Paul St., Rochester. N. Y.
M a ry E . W a it e , th e ab o v e nam ed
W anted — Trustbworthy man or
t oman to manage business in this
you are h e re b y notified th a t y o u are re­ county and adjoining territory for
established house of solid
quired to appear and a n sw e r th e c o m ­ well
plain t filed aga in st yo u in th e above fiuaucial standing.
$20.00 straight
en titled su it w ith in s ix w eeks from the cash salary with all necessary ex­
date of th e first p u blicatio n of th is s u m ­ penses paid weekly by check from
m o n s , t o - w i t : w ithin six w eeks from the
headquarters. Money advanced for
10th d ay of M a rch , 1905, th e sa m e b e ­
expenses.
Position
permeoent:
ing the date o f th e first p u blicatio n of
previous experieuee not essential.
tiiia s u m m o n s .
We furn­
A nd if vo i fail to ap p ear and an sw er No investment required
on or I n *fore th e 2 1st d ay o f A p r il, 1905, ished everything,
Enclose set ad­
Address, Mana­
j , l‘ t* » « in » being tho last d ay o f th e i line dressed envelope.
J - G - P ish Ä S o n ,
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th e p lain tiff will take ju d g m e n t against Pit-10
| MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
you and will a p p ly to th e co u rt for the
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
relief d e m a n d e d in his c o m p la in t, a su c­
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
F or ¡R ent — A good house and
c in ct s ta te m e n t o f w hich is as fo llo w s :
prornp' Attention.
several nice garden lots.
Apply at
T h a t th e m arriage co n tra ct e x is t in g be­
this office.
D e fe n d a n t :
Portland, March 23.— Interest in
the livestock show to be held in
connection with the Lewis and
Clark exposition, is increasing daily,
anil the inducement o f over $50,000
in prizes, which is offered stock-
raisers. is certain to attract all the
lending stockmen of the country to
the exposition.
Tho
in •• o n */t v
P a ir
I
of
v
lli<
W e s f f ' !i
:,e i« b d t o
li >ld
the lioi m Show l’r.mi August 28 to
In th e na m e of the S ta te of
O reg o n ,
Coquille Furniture I Coquille Board of Trade»:
and BOX FACTORY
September 8, and Ihe shows of cat.
tie, swine, sheep and goats from
September 1!) to September 29. The
other dates will be announced later.
The leading stockraisers’ associa­ ta ecu p lain tiff a n d d e fe n d a n t m a y be
s e t aside and held for n a u g h t an d th a t
tions of tho country have shown p lain tiff be restored to all th e rights
their interest in flic exposition’s en­ and p riviiiges of a sin g le person, and for
terprise by contributing generously such o th e r and fu rth er relief as th e court
to the fund set aside for prizes and m a y d eem e q u ita b le an d ju st.
Service o f th is s u m m o n s is m ad e by
their hearty co-operation is assured.
pu b licatio n in pu rsu an ce o f an ord er
The National Livestock Association m ad e by I „ H a rlo c k e r, as C o u n ty Ju dge
has appropriated $2,500; the Perch­ o f C oos C o u n t y , d ated M arch 7, 1905,
eron Horse Registry Association, directin g th a t service th ereof lie m ade
»2 ,000 for premiums on Percheron bv p u blicatio n th ere of in th e S k m i -
W keki . y H k k a i . ii , a new sp ap er d u I j -
horses; McLaughlin Brothers, of
lished r t th e C ity o f C o q u ille, in said
Kansas City. $2,500; the American C oos C o u n ty , on ce each w eek for a
Shorthorn Brooders’ Association, period of six w eeks.
STAN LE Y & BURNS,
$3.000 for premium <>;i Shorthorns;
A tto r n e y s for P la in tiff.
and the American Hereford Breed- j
ers' Association, $1.000 for pre­
SUMMONS
miums on Hereford cattle. This,
with the $140,000 appropriation from IN THE C I R C U I T C O U R T O F
STATE O F O R E G O N , F O R
the exposition funds for the p ol­
COUNTY.
pose, brings the grami total of prize
Joseph I f . 8 m it.li,
money up to $51,000.
vs.
d a te , for w ant th ereof, the P lain tiff w ill
a p p ly
to th e
C o u rt for th e
relief
de­
m and ed in 11 i h c o m p la in t, w hich is th a t
P laintiff he decreed to he
th e
ow n er in
fee sim p le of the n o rth ea st *4 o f section
24, in to w n sh ip 28 sou th of ran ge 9 w est
of
th e
W illa m e t t e
M erid ia n , in
C oos
co u n ty , O regon, and th a t d e fe n d a n t has
no esta te, interest or c la im , or a n y title
w hatever
to
said
described
p re m ises,
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and valid thereto.
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S p e c ia l O ffe r«
To the Unfortunate.
j W m . J . M a rsh , Tru stee
swer said c o m p la in t on or before said
After having been in a deadlock
since January IS over the election
of a United Stales Senator to suc­
ceed Francis At. Cockrell, the Mis­
souri legislature at 15 minutes be­
fore final adjournment Saturday
elected Major Win. Warner, of Knn-
Bas City, a republican and formerly
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Oklahoma City, Okla , March 18
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| T o W in . ,T. M a rs h , T r u s te e , ttie abo ve
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s p e c ia l f r o m Hobart states that ;
nillned <U.fen<|a n t ;
a c y c lo n e s t r u c k Porch, a s m a ll | In the n a m e o f th e State o f O regon .
t o w h n e a r there, la s t night.
One I You are hereby req uired to ap p ear and
man, n a m e n o t g i v e n , w a s k i l l e d : .1 : answ er th e c o m p la in t o f P lain tiff tiled
ri| ,„„i
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i against von ill said C o u rt and C a u se , on
. a m t Charles Jones ta t a llv '*■ 1
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or before th e 14th d a y o f A p r il, 1905,
ju*-ed and l(i hurt.
b ein g the d a te prescribed by th e C ou rt
Sixteen houses were demolished. in the order for pu b licatio n o f s u m m o n s
Details are lacking on account of for you to apjiear an d a n sw e r suit! c o m ­
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inaccessibility.
Johnny Mack Mahon, of Indianap­
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made from the skins of |IMI Texas
prnirie rattlers and valued at $1.000.
These hundred skins an so valuable
that offers of from 8 1 0 to $25 have
been made for eneh of them, but
the owner wouldn’ t sell
Forty of
the skins are from the si: kes which
have been ..... xhihition in the lead­
ing drugstores ,,f Indianapolis dur­
ing the past few months. The suit
was made by an Indianapolis tailor.
— Ex.
S. L. Apple, ex Probate Judge,
Ottawa Co., Kansas, writes:“ This
is to say that I have used Ballard’s
Horelinund Svmp for years, and
that I do not hesitate to recommend
it as the best cough syrup I have
ever used.” 25«. 50c and $1.00.
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
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Monuments and Headstones
We guarantee better
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Do not order
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