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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1905)
Try Golden Blossom Butter. It’s j Bridge Items, Attention! Wool Growers— W. T. Kerr will make contracts and cash good. -------- advances for your wool. Ladies’ white underwear, white The Bridge creamery commenced operations last Wednesday. The See Mrs. Pierce’s uew ad in an R R. Clarno, tbe shingleman, shirt waists, e t c , at Pierce’s. other column. B orn — In Marshfield, March 23, prospects for the season are very was in town one day last week look 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kardell, j encouraging, the patronage being L a d ies' Hand entertainm ent takes ing for a good work horse. a fine big boy. about double that of last year. place April 1st. Fiue dry wood at $1.25 delivered. Augest Farley, one of Marshfield’s I. M. Weekly was down from the Leave orders with C. M. Skeels, or Fred Nosier has moyed on his popular timsorial urtists, came over dairy ranch, recently purchased with H. C. Moore, the teamster. North Fork yesterday. from C. E. Houser. Brown Leghorn eggs from prize-win to this city yesterday. W- D. Baker, of the North Fork, “ Golden Blossom” is the only Pas ning stock, at $1.00 per setting or $5.00 was in town yesterday. Bridge is to have a new black per hundred. J C. W atson , Coquille. teurized butter in town. smith. J. O. Farmer has leased the Uncle Jesse Haskin is down from Fon S ale . — A good team of work Ernest Smith, of Coos river, who blacksmith shop at this place uud the North Fork country. Work single or double. had been on the upper river, was horses. J. D. Wilson, of Fairview, had a passenger to the bay by Satur Enquire at W. H. Bunch’s place on expects to be ready for business about April 1st. He will move his business in town yesterday. Cherry creek. day’s train. family up soon. Elbert Dyer, of Bandon, has gone Go to the Davis restaurant for first- To T rade —One good work ox Burt Culver has moved to Bridge class meals and short orders. to San Francisco on business. two 2-year-old steers and two year from the Houser ranch and are Attorney C- F. MoKnight, of Mrs. Thos. Ashton, of Parkers lings— for good milch cows. En Marshfield, came over by yester living with J. E. Skinner and family. burg, was in town shopping yester quire at this office. Rice’s new house has been com day’s train to look after business day. Anyone wishing some good oat pleted and he has moved in. He matters at the cbunty seat. Fon R ent — A small place near or grass bay, or to trade some calves will attend to the shoe and harness Mr, Youngerman, the piano tuner town. Apply to W. A. Goodman, for a fine colt should see W. H. whom we advertised in our last is mending for the community. Coquille. Young; of Fishtrap. The Rock Creek telephone line sue, was unable to fulfill his ap Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Fishtrap, For first-class lodgings go to the Davie was completed to the Bridge office pointment on acoount of the sick restauran. went to North Bend Saturday to Saturday apd as soon as the phones ness of his father. Our young friend, W. C. Parkor, visit her sister. Three papers of first-class, northern- arrive will be ready for business. G. W. Halter of near Fishtrap, was up from the Burg on Friday. grown garden seeds at Knowlton’ s for This will make 42 phones on the ex came in Saturday and squared for He made our office a very pleasant ten cents. change at this office. We are just call and squared yards with the M. A. Flaherty, track superin the H erald in advance. a little proud of this and think it H erald for another year. tendent of our railroad, informs us Jack Smiley, formerly of this shows considerable enterprise on Pies and cakes made to order at the that many new ties will be placed section, returned from the north by the part of the citizens of the sev Davis restaurant. under the track and manr other the Kilburn Saturday. eral communities. The ate amer Elizabeth and Chico substantial improvements made. P. L. Phelin, the Myrtle Point McBee’s sawmill will resume op arrived in the river yesterday morn The fence is also to be rebuilt, a sawmill man, had business which ing at six o'clock. A large amount good portion of which is already erations Monday after a short lay took him to the bay yesterday. off for repairs. of fresh tropical fruits came up completed. Johnson’s mill his been taking a yesterday for our dealers. Crops are looking fine. A fine selection of ladies’ neck- rest for a day or so on account of Wm. Silmer, a young gentleman ware has just been recieved by Mrs. the breaking of a saw mandrel. These WALK-OVER from Seattle, who came down from Nosier. Rolled Barley, Bran, Shorts and Shoes were born and Portland on the Kilburn, passed Glenn Barker, of Fairview wag Potatoes, at Strang’ s. bred in a first-class fac through town today on his way to in to see us Saturday and informed Mrs. J. H. Magill, of the north tory. They were made Carbin, Curry county, where he has us that the log drive in the North si le of town, has been ill with grip for a first-class man— relatives ana friends. Fork which was being conducted fo r several days, but is better now. that’s you. For sale by W A Goodman will go anywhere in principally by the Barker Bros., For Ashlanl House Lining go to Coos county to move your house or was in progress, and that everything W. T. KERR A CO. LOCAL N E W S . Strang’s. barn. Address Coquille. Mrs. J. \V. Sugg, of this city, re- turno 1 vostor lay from Marshfield where she had been visiting since Friday. Capt A. M Sim psou came over from tho Bond yesterday morning to Cunningham creek looking after business. Tbe Orientals of this city will go to Myrtle Point on Wednesday evening for the big initiation cere mony. The steamer Liberty will make an exeursiou, leaving this city at 6 p. m. For anything in the lino of good pas try go F. Wilson. The old reliable Hilmer & Bred- hoff creamery is turning out upwards of two hundred pounds of butter on alternate days. Knowlton sells choice onion sets at 12Vj cents per pound. Hazelwood” White Rocki, eggs $1.00 per 13. Leave orders with P. E. Drane, or write me. F. M. G kvrkz , Coquille, Oregon. The late rains brought out a big lot of logs from Coos river as well as from the three forks of the Co- quille. There will be no idle mills for some time on the account of the lack of log*. The garden seeds which Knowlton J. J. Curreu, of North Bend and sells at three papers for ten cents have been thoroughly tested and are strictly R. E. L. Bedillion and James Mars, reliable. of Bandon were in town in the in R. H. Mast, of this city, who has terest of a baseball league for the so faithfully filled the office of depu coming season. ty county clerk for several years, Meals and lodging at reasonable started for Sherman county, this rices at Frank Wilson’ s. state, yesterday, where he will look Mrs. Will Lyons, of this city, for a business location to his liking. went to the bay Thursday to cateh We wish Rube unbounded success. a steamer for Frisco. She goes to E. Garrett, the photographer, of Alameda to visit Mrs. Lyons and Myrtle Point, has made arrange Miss Josie. ments to open the Thompson photo Choice onion sets at Kmowlton’s drug gallery two days in each week for a store. while. He will be here Sundaj and F. B. Tichenor, the state W ood Monday, April 1st and 2nd: 6th man organizer, went to the bay and 7th; 15th and 16th; 21st and yesterday to catch the Alliance for 22nd; and 29th and 30th. Portland, having some work in the Odds and E nds:—J. 9. Kanematz is Willamette valley to be looked af closing out s tew odds and ends in china and glassware at one-half the regular ter. prices. Don’ t miss this opportunity. Eat “ Golden Blossom” batter made by Myrtle Grove Creamery. Officers on the steamers coming in yesterday report that Guana Dr. Prentis, the dentist, will be rock has been broken off just above in Bandon from April 2nd to the high water mark by the furious seas 17th. Parties having dental work that have been running for the past to do will please write him for ap few days. The rook which was of pointments at once. Address Ban an irregular shape, rising some 15 or 20 feet above the sea, was situated don. Only th ■> strictest cleanliness is ob just south of the entrance to Coos served in the manufacture of “ Golden Bay harbor and was a familiar land Blossom” butter. mark to the sailors running to this Tbe three-masted schooner Klose port.—Coast Mail. which has been carryins lumber Mrs. Nosier has just receive 1 her line from the Riverton mill, is found of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear, consisting ered off Hecta Head laden with of Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset lumber from Astoria. The fate of Covers, etc. Dr. O. D. Elgin, the pioneer the crew is not known. physician, who has been on an ex “ Golden Blossom” is made from se lect Pasteurized cream, flavored with tended visit to his old home and “ Lactic Ferment.” No barn yard odor friends in the east, is back again. about it. He spent a few days iu Marshfield Following is the contents of a the latter part of tbe week and telegraphic message received by came over by yesterday’s train and J. J. Stauley from his partner, Rep- is now greeting old friends on this resentive Burns at Salem: “ Seven side He has been gone several pound Democrat arrived at 11:30 to months, and has had an exceeding day. Mother and boy doing well ly pleasant time, this being the and I think I will recover in due first time he had seen his relatives for over .30 years. season." made from >s^ectecf materials l/I /v X U1. KAUCJ C» CU overall« was going nicely. This is the Summons. largest lot of logs ever having been IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E run on the Coquille being about STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE 12,000 in number, at one time and COUNTY OF COOS. is the most economical and suc Thomas Wilson, j Plaintiff, cessful as well. vs Suit in Equity If your grocer don’ t keep “ Golden Angus McDonald, t Blossom," phone the Myrtle Grove Mary McDonald and John McDonald, Creamery. Defendants. Married, in Roieburg, March 16, 1905, Dr. C E, Bogue and Miss Minnie Willis, Rev. Geo. H. Ben nett, officiating. The high contract ing partios are residents of Mrytle Creek, the groom being the well- known physician and druggist of that town. His bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W . P. Willis and resided at Myrtle Creek nearly all of her life. Their many friends ex tend best wishes.—Review. East Fork Items B U SIN E S S l u v a l u a b l e lot lth ciiiu u lls in . Joe Laird, who went to Lake Shredded whole-wheat biscuits at county last wilder to marry Miss Drane’s. Remember F Wilson runs a first- Ora Weekly, has returned with his bride and they will take up their class bakery. Don’ t lorget that Strang keeps Shoes residence at the Palmer place on of all kinds. Cherry creek. New line of clothing just received ta Mrs. Marion Calhoun Wade, Z. C. Strang’s. Fresh bread, pies, cakes and dough mother of James and Walter Laird, of Sitkum, is one of the old people nuts at F. Wilson's. Lard and Bacon at wholesale at the of Oregon. She was boni in Glas gow, Scotland, iu June 1809, and Coquille Valley Packing Co. Bring us your fat beef, hogs and sheep, came to Canada with her parents when she was a small child. She Coquille Valley Packing Co. A good Winchester Rifle for sale is in good health and makes her cheap. Inquire at this office. home with her son Walter. As fine a line of negligee shirts as ever Taylor Bunch lias been employed to teach the school in Dist. 32, came to town, at Z. C. Strang’s. For a nice short-order meal, call at commencing April 10. lhe Davis restaurant, Front street. Frank Howe, who is sick at his Remember that home-made lard at sister’s home in Marshfield, Mrs. Milo Sumner, is improving slowly. the Coquille Valley Packing Co’s, W. P. Fuller’ s prepared Paints, Oils The storm of the winter came and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A C o .’ b . late, but it came. A piano for sale on easy terms. Will What is block myrtle? The take part in trade. Enquire at this News says it is worth $500 per 1000 office. feet. C orrespondent , I have been suffering for the past few yeaas with a severe attack of rheumatism and found that Bal lard’s Snow Liniment was the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended to alleviate iny pains. March 24, 02: John C. Degnan, Kinsman, 111 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. Sanford's l¡¡in>¡iins — REAL in — ESTATE. $ u ,5 0 0 This amount o f fine property, ■ including two lino residences and 10-acre orange grove in Pomona, Cal. to exchange for good stook ranch. $5000 A good farm o f 220 acres near Co quille. Has $2,000 worth o f first- class timber. $2800 $1500 Aftneoorner business property Nice small place of 8 acres near town, well improved, 4 acres full bearing orchard, balance pasture Full line of fine, fresh groceries and and meadow. Good eyoporator. This is a good investment. canned goods has just been received at $1000 Honse and two lots in good Drane's. ■'■■I location. A bargain. For fine carpet and rug weaving ap $ 8 0 0 Good bouse, barn and four lot* " in fine location. ply to Mrs. K. Holverson.of the Mc- Yuams place. $ 800 Corner business property. Better ■ ■ investigate this now. ® ^ ^ T h e Oregon Coal A Nav Co’s, Str. M. F. Plant, Capt. Nelson, Master, Standard Patterns are now reduced A hill ranch on Fishtrap o f 150 to 10 and 15 cents each. For sale at $ — G50 — - acres, 4 acres cultivated, 40 acres Kanematz’ s store. in grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young Will make regular trips between Coos Bay and San Francisco fruit trees, about 300,000 feet fine cedar I am closing out my iine of Ladies. timber. This is a genuine bargain. Gents’ and Children’s Mackintoshes’ $ 500 A residence property that is dirt Call and get prices. Z. C. S trano . ' — cheap. 300 Two lots nicely located. F or S ale — A fine property consisting This Steamer is very steady at sea and of splendid garden lots, good tiouse and her passenger accommodations aro all barn For particulars call at this o flice. Two fine lots near the school- house. new, clean and sweet, opening out on Knowlton’ s drug store has a full line New 5-room cottage and one lot. deck and having only two berths in a of fresh garden seeds in bulk, also the A cozy home. Three fine residence lots, close to room. Very superior Second Class. famous D. M. Ferry’s Beeds in packages. business. An-extraordinary bar W anted — A position as engineer. Fare, 1st Class, $10. 2nd Class, $0. gain. Good hand with donkies. Best of rec F. 3. DOW, Agent, 3 O. CO., Agent, ommendations. J. A. A hmeield , Co $ 100 Two corner bottom lots. quille. Marshfield, Empire. Six fine lots, best location, at the $ * 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, the Piano Man, Marsh field, Ur., or at this office. B icy cle s! 75 redioulously low price of $75 each It is impossible to describe my list in this column. If you are looking for a good piece of property at a reasonable price, I can certainly suit you. liemeiubet, I rent houses and farms, make loans and do all kinds o f agency business. Come in and see me before buy ing. I can save you DOLLARS. O. C. SANFOKD, Coquille, Oregon. REMEMBER to lordose Mortgages. To John McDonald, one of the above named defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, you aro hereby notified that you are re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against Angus McDonald, Mary McDonald, and yourself in the above entitled suit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to-w it: Within six weeks from Friday, the 10th day of March, 1905, the same being the date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appear Call and see the swell line of Muslin and answer on or before Saturday, the Underwear at Mrs. Nosier’ «. They are 22nd day of April, 1905, the same being beautiful and prices just right. the last day of the time prescribed in W. T. Kerr <Sc Co., are on a deal the order for the publication of this with the Lyons heirs for the mill at summons, for the last publication there this place, it having become in their of, judgment and decree will be taken against the defendants in said suit for possession again. There is a large the relief demanded in the complaint in amount of logs being put in the this suit, a succinct statement of which boom and effort to get the mill is as follow s: That there be adjudged to be due and going aro under way. Only the completing of tbe papers remains owing to the plaintiff from the defend ants Angus McDonald and Mary McDon and full possession of the mill will ald the sum of $800, together with inter be turned over to the new firm. est on $500 thereof at the rate of 8 per This will be a good move and will cent per annum, payable annualy, from be a fine thing for our town, mak the 21st day of November, 1903; and to ing a good addition to our pay-roll. gether with interest on $300 thereof, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, pay It will sound good to hear the old able annually, from the 22nd day of whistle again after a silence of May, 1903; for such attorney fees in said many months. With our three suit as the Court may adjudge reason creameries, the mill and box factory able, and for his costs and disburse going in full blast, times ought to ments in this suit. That the two mortgages set out in the pick up rapidly. complaint herein, and which were ex A fine stock of Stilson-Kellogg loggers’ ecuted by the defendants, Angus Mc shoes are due to arrive at Strang’ s store Donald and Mary McDonald, to the plaintiff, to secure the payment, re soon. Look out for them spectfully, of the two promissory notes The Margarita Fischer company which are also set out in the complaint who were coming up the coast by herein, be foreclosed, and the premises steamer and expected to drop in at described in said mortgages, to-w it: and the W % of Crescent City, California, were un The E % of the SW of section 9 in township 29 able to do so on account of the the SE south of range 12 west of Willamette prevailing storm, and came into meridian in C oob county, Oregon, e x Coos bay instead, and played to cepting 66 acres, more or less from the large and highly appreciative houses above descrilied premises, which has Saturday evening and yesterday heretofore been sold and conveyed to evening. They will return to Cres parties other than the plaintiff, ns shown by the records of deeds of Coos cent City, and then give Coos Coun county, Oregon, be sold in the manner ty another call on her way back and provided by law, and that the proceeds Coquille will have an opportunty to thereof be applied to the payment of the see them on that occasion. They costs of said sale and of this suit, and are now giving tbe best entertain the snms found to be due on said two promissory notes as secured by said ment they have ever done in this mortgages, and that the defendants, section. Miss Margarita was quite Angus McDonald and Mary McDonald, ill during Saturday evening per and all persons claiming under them formance, but we hope she may be subsequent to the execution of said mortgages he barred, and foreclosed of all right soon. all right, claim or equity of redemption Why buy Eastern bacon and hams in or to such premises. when you can get the good, wholesome That the over-plus if sny there lie, be Coos county product at the City Meat paid into this Court to await its further Market. order, and for such other and further re lief as to the Court may seem equitable. d i r e i l I 'o n iM im p tlo ii. This summons is published by the Mrs. B. W. Evans. Clearwater, order of the Hon. L. Harlocker, County Kan. writes, My husband lay sick Judge of Coos county, State of Oregon, for three months. The doctors made and entered on the 9th day of said he had quick consumption. March, 1905, and which order specifies We procured a bottle of Ballard’s that the same shall be published for six Horehound Syrup, and it cured consecutive weeks on the same day of him. That was six years ago and each of eaid weeks, in the H emi -W eeki . y since then we h ave alw ays k ep t a H erald , a semi-weekly newspaper bottle in the house. We ca n n o t d o ; printed and published in the above Without it. For cou g h s and co ld s named county, at the City ofCoquille. it has no equal. 25c, and 50c and ' SPERRY A CHASE, $ 1.00. Sold by R. 8. Knowlton. Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICES. That we are Headquarters for Gents’ Furnish ALBERT FISH, Dealer in NEW AND SECOND BICYCLES . ing Goods. HAND Our tine of Ready-made Clothing cannot be Bicyles Sundries, Etc. beat. Wheels to Rent. Repairing a Call and inspect our line of WALK-OVER Shoes . Speciality, SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR TH E COUTY OF COOS. Henry M. Campe as the E x ecutor, and Eliza Campe as the Executrix of the Estate of Henry Camp, deceased, and Lena Harms as the Ex- Action ccutrix of theEstate ofGeorge Vat law, Harms, deceased, and all as Co-partners under the firm name and style of Henry Campe and Company, Plaintifis, vs. C. O. Gilkey, Defendant. To C. O. Gilkey, the above-entitled defendant: as well as many other leading styles. Staple and Fancy Groceries. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. W. T. Kerr & Co I IVERY and FEED STABLE In the name of the state of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action in which Harry M. Campe as the Executor, and Eliza Campe as the the Executrix of the Estate of Henry Campe, deceased, and Lena Harms as the Executrix of the Estate of George Harms, deceased, and all as co-partners under the firm name and style of Henry Campe and Com pany are plaintiffs, and you, C- O. G ilkey, are defendant, within eix weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, tow it: within six weeks from the 21st day of February, 1905, the same being the date of the first publication of this summons, ana if von fail to appear and answer on or before the the 4th day of April, 1905, the same lieing the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication, plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of $345.92, for their costs and disbursements in this action and an order for the sale of the property which has been attached in said action, which is described as follows, to wit: Lot four in block two of the Original town of Co- quillc City, in the County of Coos, and State of Oregon. Also commencing 100 feet east 11 degrees south of southeast corner of lot one block three of the Origi nal town of Coquille City, now the City of Coquille, running thence north 11 de grees east 100 teet, thence east 11 de grees south 25 feet, thence south 11 de grees west 100 feet, thence along Front Street to tbe place of lieginning. in Coos County, Oregon. Service of this summons Is made by publieation in pursuance of an order made by L. Harlocker, County Judge for Coos County, Oregon, dated the 14th day of February, 1905, and directing the j publieation of the same in the “ Semi- Weekly H erald ,” * newspaper published j at the City of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, once each week for a period of I six weeks. A. J. SHERWOOD, Attorney for Plaintiff. W. H. MANSELL, P rop . Successor to T. J. Little. T GENERAL DRAYING. WI LL M E E T A LL B O A T S A N D T R A IN S . All orders handled with cnrefulness and expedience. Sole Agent for Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal T H E 2szT.A_lsr Who tied the cow ’s tail to his log in the process of m ilk ing; said she had not (ragged him over tw o miles b efore he realized he had ma le a mistake. H o w M u c h I F 'a .r t l a e r Must you be dragged before you realize you arc making a mistake in not using E lectric Lights. SAY! Can your wife cook? I F SO , get her the best to cook with at C ity M e at M arket FRESH AND SALT MEATS. Lard, Bacon, Hams, Sausage. Chlchens, Vegetables, Jurheys and Game in Season. Front Street, Coquille, Ore., Phone, Main 43. P. 0. Box 224