Semi-weekly herald., April 11, 1905, Image 3

Vote For the Queen of May.
Flour $1.00 per sack at Diane’s
B U SIN E S S NOTICES.
Flour $1.00 per hack lit Draub’s
Flour $1.00 per Mck at Diane h
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---------------------------------------- Snow Drift Hour $1.25 per suck,
J. C Frye, o f Cunningham, was
Attention! Wool Growers— W. T.
The vote for the Queen of May Kerr will make contracts aud cash
Shredded whole-wheat biscuits at
Fl‘iur'$100 per suck at Draoe’s.
!lt Lorenz’s.
in town Saturday.
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D en e's.
advances for your wool.
Frank Fish was down from Dan-
Ho hah Lewis, of Handon, was in
Fruit! fruit! prices right, at the stands:
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Remember
F.
Wilson
runs
a
first-
Laura F ox ................................... 21)
REAI. ESTATE.
croft last week.
town on Saturday.
Pharmacy, Saturday night.
class bakery.
The Oregon Coal A Nav
Emma Sherwood.........................12
Don’ t forget tl.ut Strang keeps Shoes
Will Peterson, of Arago, was in
S i. 25 cash bu.vs a sack of Snow
Snow Drift flour is good— try it
$ 3 ,0 0 0 A large school building- hereto-
Ora Morgan............................... 10
of all kinds.
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foie conducted as an academy,
town Saturday.
Drift flour at Lorenz’s.
$1.25 per sack at Lorenz’s.
LeeAnna Gage.............................. 1 i
Fresh bread, pies, cakes and dough­
in center o f well populated dis­
trict-
Building fully furnished.
Fred Mehl, o.’ Bandon, was on
One big round dollar buyes a
Come and see the children stand
nuts
at
F.
W
ilson’s.
Capt. Nelson. Master.
Good grounds. An excellent op­
our streets Sunday.
| Hai’k of flour at Drane s.
on their heads at the Pharmacy, Jury List for April 1905 Term
A good Winchester Rifle for sale
portunity for the right party.
Will make regular trips between
W ill lease.
cheap. Inquire at this office.
For Snow Drift flour at $1.25 per j
Mrs. J. A. Jacobson, of North April 15.
$ 1 1 ,5 0 0 This amount of tine property,
As
fine
a
line
of
negligee
shirts
as
ever
J P Hayes, Roland, farmer.
— -— — including two fine residences
sack, go to Lorenz’s.
Ben<1- is over on a visit with friends.
Listen! You can hear a good
came to town, at Z. C. Strang’s.
and 10-acre orange grove in Pomona, Cal.
J R Lightner, Marshfield, clerk.
program
for
only
lOo
at
the
Phar­
Miss
Lena
Belloni
opened
a
term
For
a
nice
short-order
meal,
call
at
to
exchange for good stock ranch.
Go and see those beautiful ladies’
A B Campbell, Marshfield, mer­
Ihe Davis restaurant, Front street.
$ 5 0 0 0 A good farm o f 220 acres near Co-
of »ehool in the upper Fishtrap macy April 15.
silk vests at Mrs. Perrott’s.
* ■ i
quille. Has $2,000 worth o f first-
W. P. Fuller’ s prepared Paints, Oils
class timber.
district yesterday morning.
This Steamer is very steady at sea and
Come, come, and briDg a dime, chant.
James Drown, of Myrtle Point,
W S Butler, North Bend, farmer. her passenger accommodations are all and \ arnishes at J. A. I.amh A Co.’s.
$2800 ^ fino corner business property
For anything in the line of good pas­ come, come, and be on time, Phar­
A piano for sale on easy terms.
Will
was iu the county seat Saturday.
J H Wall, Coos City, farmer.
try go F. Wilson.
new, clean and sweet, opening out on take part in trade. Enquire at this $1500 Nice small place of «acres near
macy, April 15.
Mr. Dueese, of Beaver Hill, was
J D Clinton, Norway, farmer.
F or S ale
Eight fine dairy cows.
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town, well improved, 4 acres full
deck and having only two berths in a office.
We know you like candy, and
bearing orchard, balance pasturo
over to the county seat on Friday. Will give 4 months’ time.
O Prey, Myrtle Point, clerk.
and meadow. Good eyoporator.
Full
line
of
fine,
fresh
groceries
and
room.
Very
superior
Second
Class.
home-made candy is the best. At
This is a good investment.
R A Cribbine, Enchanted, farmer.
J. V. Foster, of Riverton, was
J. H. R adabauoh , Arago.
canned goods lias just been received at
Fare, 1st Class, $10. 2nd Class, $6.
the Pharmacy, Apr. 15.
$1000
House and two lots in good
Drane’s.
A
O
Hooten,
Enchanted,
farmer.
among Coquilles visitors Saturday.
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location. A bargain.
The steamer Elizabeth arrived in
Ice cold lemonade, made in the
Good house, barn and four loti
J P Goodman, West Coquille, P. 8. D O W , Agent, [ W . C . Hose, A g t ,
l o r fine carpet ami rug weaving ap­
K Bargerou, the Coaledo mer­ the Coquille from San Francisco on
in fine location.
Marshfield.
|
Coquille.
ply to Mrs. K. Holverson.of tho Mc­
shade, by an old maid, 5c. a glass, mason.
chant, had business in town Satur­ Saturday.
Adams place.
Corner business property. Better
at the Pharmacy, April 15.
investigate this now.
E
L
Robbins,
Myrtle
Point,
day.
Call and see the swell line of Muslin
Have you tried Snow Drift flour.
A hill ranch on Fishtrap o f 150
The steamers Chico and Eliza­ farmer.
Underwear at Mrs. Nosier’». They are
acres. 4 a ores cultivated. 40 acres
Ed. Abemethy, of Dora, had bus­ If not do so. $1.25 per sack at
beautiful and prices just right.
m
grass,
2 rough houses, b^fn, 100 yoiqig
beth which arrived in the river last
J L Lewellen, Myrtle Point,
fruit trees, about 300.000 1eet tin. ceuar
iness with the county court last Lorenz’g.
Brown Leghorn eggs from prize-win­ timber.
Saturday are ready for sea.
This is a genuine bargain.
farmer.
Friday.
ning stock, at $1.00 per setting or $5.00
Mrs Mereen, of Grayel Ford, who
A residence property that is dirt
R Frederick, Jr, Bandon, S S
Owing to the drying up of the
per hundred. J C. W atson , Coquille.
cheap.
A flue selection of ladies’ neck- has been in town several weeks, re­
roads, horses and buggies were very agent.
Two hue lots near the fiohoo!-
F ob S ale — A line property consisting
ivnre has just beeu recieved by Mrs. turned home Saturday.
honse.
Leonard Lafferty, Norway, farmer.
of splendid garden lots, good house and
much in evidence last Sunday.
Nosier.
New 5-room cottage and one lot.
barn For particulars call at this o ffice .
Mr. and Mrs. Zeek, of Bullards,
L It Robertson, Marshfield, elec­
A cozy home.
If ice-cream is too cold, have
Foit R ent — A small place near visited Mr. and Mr*. Dr. Snook, of
Mrs. Nosier has just received her line
Three fine residence tots, closo to
trician.
some
hot
coffee
aud
a
sandwich
for
business. An extraordiu ir b ir-
of Ladies Muslin Underwear, consisting
town. Apply to W. A. Goodman, this city Saturday and Sunday.
of Skirts, Chemise Drawers, Corset
John Morgan, Empire, hotel man.
gain.
10c at the Pharmacy, April 15.
Coquille.
Two corner bottom lots.
Covers, etc.
$
100
Attorney E. B. Seabrook came
Guy Rose, Myrtle Point, laborer.
“ Hazelwood”
White Rocks, eggs
Chas. Nordstrom, of Marshfield, over from Marshfield yesterday on
Keep your bowels regular by the
It is impossible to describe mv list in this
J C Farley, Empire, laborer.
$1.00 per 13. Leave orders with P. E. o ilman. If you are lookinu for a good
use of Chainberlain’B Stomach and
made Coquille a between-trains visit on business at the county seat.
J H Wandling, Bandon, larmer.
piece o f property at a reasonable price, l
Drane, or write me. F. M. G evkkz ,
Liver Tablets. There is nothing
can certainly suit yon.
yesterday.
W G Gamble, North Bend,
Episcopal services at St. James better. For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Reweiubei, I rent houses and farms,
Coquille, Oregon.
make loans and do all kinds o f agency
Miss Clara Dodge, o f Myrtle church in this city by R ev W. Hors­
Odds
and
Ends:—J.
S.
Kanematz
is
farmer.
Dealer In
Come and buy your best girl
business.
Come in and see me beforo bny-
closing out a few odds and ends in china
Point, returned from Marchfield fall next Sunday, morning and
ing. I can save you DOLLARS.
Peter Clausen, Marshfield, car­
and glassware at one-half the regular
some fine candy at the Pharmacy,
K
O. C. SANFORD,
NEW AND SECOND HAND prices. Don’ t miss this opportunity.
Saturday.
evening.
_____________________ Coquille, Oregon.
Saturday night. If you haven’t a penter.
D. R. Lewis, of Lee, was in town
C F Thomas, Enchanted, farmer.
BICYCLES.
F or I ale . —One acre tract in nice girl, buy it for your sister or your­
Saturday. He continued his visit location with house and barn; 100 self.
L L Rosa, Bandon, mill man.
young fruit trees.
Enquire at
Ren Hoberg, Norway, farmer.
to Bandon.
Bicyles Sundries, Etc.
Coal Miners Wanted.— D. S.
Geo W Leggett, Riverton, farmer.
The H eoald is in position to o f­ H erald office.
Rouse, superintendent of the Co­
Anyone in need of the service of quille Co’s mine at Riverton, is now
Ed Stock, Sumner, farmer.
fer a bom csteader a grand oppor­
Wheels to Rent. Repairing a
of a first-class engineer—stationery, in shape to employ sevoral more
S A Palmer, Empiro, carpenter.
tunity to acquire a home.
traction or marine, will do well to men at good pay.
J E Quick, Parkersburg, farmer.
Speciality .
Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Fishtrap,
COQUILLE, OREGON.
enquire
at
the
H e r a l d office.
O.
C.
Gregory,
West
Coquille,
See
our
clubbing
p
rop
osition
returned from a two week's visit at
Summons.
Pies and cakes made to order at the with the Oregon Semi-Weekly Jour­ farmer.
North Bend last Saturday.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H t Meets ah Boats and Trains.
Davis restaurant.
Goods Handled with Care and
W F Ray, Marshfield, firmer.
nal. This is done to give our read­
Attorney J. J. Stanley, of this
STATE OF OREGON, FOR TH E
S. B. Cathcart, of Marshfield, ers a chance to read Paul De La-
W H Clark, North Bend, teamster
Dispatch.
city, returned Friday from a busi­
COUNTY OF COOS.
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passed through town Saturday en ney’s new novel,“ The Sheepherder.”
ness trip to the county seat of
Thomas Wilson,
WOOD FOR SALE-
Leave orders at T , J. Little’s Livery Stable
route to Portland where he goes as
Flour $1.00 per sack at Drane’s
Plaintiff,
E. L. Wilson, of Middle creek,
Curry.
Suit in Equity
vs
a delegate to the grand lodge,
Snow
Drift
flour
is
all
right.
was in town a couple of days the
to forclose
Angus McDonald,
If coffee is too hot have some A. O U. W.
Mortgages.
Mary McDonald and
last of the week. The old gentle­ $1.25 per sack at Lorenz’s.
Hizelwood ice-cream and a piece of
John McDonald,
Meals and lodging at reasonable
man is in his usual health, which is
Defendants.
Do you fixe pretty things? Then
cike for 10c at the Pharmacy, April prices at Frank W ilson’s.
and has been wonderfully good, he come to the Pharmacy, Saturday
To John McDonald, one of the above
15 th.
Mrs. Steave Gallier and Mrs
That we are Headquarters fo r Gents’ Furnish­
name 1 defendants:
being 68 years of age and was never night.
The C. E. society of the Christian Fred Linegar started yesterday for
In the name of the State of Oregon,
sick-a-bed
in
his
life.
Hark! the dogs do bark, a gypsy you are hereby notified that you are re­
church will give a novelty so.-ial Los Angeles where they go as del­
A. E. Bettys, the present owner is coming this wav; she’ll tell for­ quired to appear and answer the com ­
ing Goods.
at the Pharmacy Satur lay evening egates to the convention of the
of the Offield farm on CunniDgham tunes true to life, at the Pharmacy, plaint filed against Angus McDonald,
grand circle W. O. W.
April 15.
Mary McDonald, and yourself in the
Otto Heius, of Tillamook, passed creek adjoining the county farm, is Saturday.
Anyone wishing soma good oat
above entitled suit within six weeks Our tine o f Ready-made Clothing cannot be
making extensive improvements on
Kansas
is
putting
up
a
big
fight
through
town
Saturday
on
his
way
or grass hay, or to trade some calves
from the date of the first publication of
his place by renewing fences, clear­ against Standard Oil, but that will
this summons, to-w it:
for a fine colt should see W. H. to Port Or ford where he will hold a
Within six weeks from Friday, the
position in the management of the ing ground, etc. J. C. Frye is run­ not hurt the taste of Hazelwood ice
beat.
Young; of Fishtrap.
ning the ranch this season while cream. 10c at the Pharmacy, Sat­ 10th day of March, 1905, the same being
light
house
at
that
place.
Mrs Harry Noble and Mrs. Chas.
the date of the first publication of this
Mr. Bettys is logging.
urday night.
An elegant line of muslin underwear
McCulloch, of Marshfield, como over
summons, and if you fail to so appear
John Tawse, foreman of the Co­
just
in
at
Mrs.
Moon’s.
Representative
Burns arrived and answer on or before Saturday, the Call and inspect our line o f WALK-OVER Shoes
Saturday and are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Slagle, of Dora, who has quille Coal and Lumber Co’s mine home from Saiera yesterday morn­ 22nd day of April, 1905, the same being
Chas. Baxter, of this city.
been at Johnson’s mill a week or so at this place, returned from a trip ing, accompanied by Mrs. Burns the last day of the time prescribed in
as well as many other leading styles.
Assessor Thrift and Deputy Law­
with her son and daughter-in-law, to San Francisco the last of the and the young Democrat about the order for the publication of tills
rence, returned from the bay last
summons,
for
the
last
publication
there­
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Slagle, the latter week, where he made arrangements whom thore is being considerable
of, judgment and decree will he taken
Saturday. Their work will be on
of whom has been quite ill, returned for the settlement of all claims comment.
against the defendants in said suit for Staple and Fancy Groceries.
the upper river this week.
against the company, but it seems
home yesterday.
the relief demanded in the complaint in
R.
W.
Beymer,
a
late
arrival
from
Miss Laura Escott, of Marshfield,
For first-class lodgings go to the Davis that there will be no further opera, Iowa, is bere looking around for this suit, a succinct statement of which
who will soon open a term of school restaurant.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT.
is es follows:
tions at present.
business opportunities and is think­
in the Roy district, came over from
That there he adjudged to be due and
O p t. Polhemus, of Portland ar­
John Peart has removed his en­ ing some of associating himself with
owing to the plaintiff from the defend­
the bay by Saturday’s train.
rived in town Saturday. The Cap­ gine from the Coquille Coal and our local firm now making arrange­ ants Angus McDonald and Mary McDon­
R-tv. J. C. Elliott and wife of tain will have charge of the govern­ Lumber Co’s mine, and received a
ments to start the mill at this place. ald tlie sum of $800, together with inter­
Beaver Hill, and Rev. H. T. Murray, ment works on the Coquille while new boiler from Portland last week
He is well pleased with the prospects est on $500 thereof at the rate of 8 per
of Marshfield, went to Myrtle Point the present appropriation is being which will be placed in his new
cent per annum, payable annualy, from
our town and surroundings, while
the 21st day of November, 1903; and to­
on Friday returning Saturday.
expended. He proceeded to Bau- mine which he is opening up on he seems delighted with the climate.
gether with interest on $300 thereof, at
A series of union prayer meeting don the same day.
Budd creek. This is a fine pros­
tho rate of 10 per cent per annum, pay­
begins in this city next Thursday
R e l l e v . - . l able annually, from the 22nd day of
Lewis and Clark Souvenir Neckties pect and there is no question but I t lM - n m n t lr
evening. The first services will bo for ladies’ and gents at Kanematz’s .
Mr. Peart will soon have it developed
The excruciating pains character­ May, 1903; for such attorney feea in said
held at the M. E Church, South.
C. F. Bingham, formerly of the ed into a good and paying proposi­ istic of rheumatism and sciatica suit as the Court may adjudge reason­
G E N E R A L D R A Y 1 N G .
able, and for tiis costs and disburse­
Mrs. L. P. Maury, of this city, South Fork, whom wo mentioned tion.
are quickly relieved by applying ments in this suit.
W I L L M E E T A LL B O A T S A N D TRA INS.
returned Friday from an extended recently as being on his way to
Oyama Silk and other wash fabrics Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
The
That the two mortgages set out in the
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Icy North Yakama in search of a loca­ for Spring and Summer wear, the latest great pain relieving power of the complaint herein, and which were ex­
All orders handled with carefulness and expedience.
He in­ patterns, arrived at Kanematz’s.
Bartholomew, at Monroe, Washing­ tion, returned yesterday.
liniment has been the surprise and ecuted by the defendants, Angus Mc­
W. J. Fairmvn, plainerman at delight of thousands of sufferers. Donald and Mary McDonald, to the
forms us that he will remain here
ton,
Sole Agent for
Johnson’s
mill, was severely but we The quick relief from pain $vhich plaintiff, to secure the payment, re­
Mrs. C. W. Martin, of this city, or move to Northern California.
spectfully, of the two promissory notes j
Mrs. Moon has bargains for you in hope not seriously hurt last Friday. it affords is alone worth many times which arc also set out in the complaint
went to the bay Saturday to take
While Mr. Fairman was at his post, its cost. For sale by R. S. Knowl­ herein, be foreclosed, and the premises
a south-bound boat. She will join the form of pretty summer shirt waists.
as
filer, one of the large canting ton.
described in said mortgages, to-w it:
Our former townsman, T. J. Little
her husband at Santa Rosa, Cali­
Tho E % of the SW ' i , and the W % of
wedges slipped from under the log
and
family
are
now
located
at
Santa
fornia.
the SE t* of section 9 in township 29
T H E SvC -A -IST
which was being turned on the car­
Cruz,
California,
where
Mr.
Little
Thoso
WALK-OVER
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Wm. Rbom, of Riverton, was up to
south of range 12 west of Willamette
is conducting a grocery business. riage and flew across the mill strik­
Shoes were born and meridian in Coos county, Oregon, e x­
town Friday on business. He paid
Who tied the cow ’s tail to his leg iu tho process of milk
ing him on the back of the head
bred in n first-class fac­ cepting 66 acres, more or less from the
ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles b e fo r„
his twenty-second year’s subscrip­ He is still troubled by his rheuma­
making a severe and painful wound.
tory. They were made above described premises, which has
tism,
but
Mrs.
Little
and
Flo
are
he realized he had made i mistake.
tion to the H erald , having taken the
in the best of health.
for a first-class man— heretofore tieen sold and conveyed to
Hotel and livery stable for sale. Both
paper from its first issue.
parties other than the plaintiff, as
H o -w - M u c h F a r t h e r
that’s you. For sale by
D. S. Rouse, superinteudent of buildings in good condition; 16 rooms in
shown by the records of deeds of Coos
Do to the Davis restaurant for first-
hotel, 12 bedrooms. All rooms fur­
W T. KERR A CO.
class meals and short orders.
the Riverton Coal Company’s mine,
county, Oregon, tie sold in the manner
Must you be dragged hoforo you realize you nre making a
nished.
24 stalls in stable.
$1,000
provided by law, and that the proceeds
R M. Sliogsby, of Fern lale, Cal­ returned Saturday from a business down, balance on easy payments. For
mistake in not using E lectric L ights.
thereof he applied to the payment of the
ifornia, brother of our townsman, taip to San Francisco, where he had further information call on or address
costs of said sale and of this suit, and
Cut this out.
W. F. Slingsby, arrived here laat been to secure a boat to carry coal E. M. Furman, the Piano Man, Marsh­
the sums found to lie due on said two
Bring it to Us.
Thursday with a fine horse, Bona­ from the mine. The arrangement field, Or., or at this office.
promissory notes as secured by said
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It is worth 25 cents in trade
parte Jr., which will be kept in this was made with the owners of the
mortgages, and that the defendants,
at our store on repairing or
Card of Thanks.
Angns McDonald and Mary McDonald,
county in the future. The animal Chico, and she loaded with coal
and all persons claiming under them
purchases amounting to $1.00
is of the Percheron breed, a beauti­ from that mine this trip, the bun­
The undersigned wish to express
subsequent to the execution of said
or more.
ful dapple gray and weigbR about kers sufficiently to allow the miners
mortgages lie barred, and foreclosed of
their most sincere and heart-feit
W ilson Jewelry Co.,
to resume work.
1800 pounds.
all right, claim or equity of redemption
thanks to our friends and neigh­
Tb® R e lia b le J ew eler«.
2
in or to such premises.
E xp erien ce.
IF SO,
bors for the many acts of kindness
That the over-plus if any there tie, tie
and assistance bestowed upon us
paid into this Court to await its further
during the illness, death and burial
order, and for such other and further re­
NOTICE.
lief as to the Court may seem equitable.
of our loved husband, father and
Notice is hereby given that all
This summons is published by the
brother.
Mrs. Maggie Hudson.
warrants drawn on General Road order of the Hon. L. Harlocker, County
.Shad Hudson,
Fund and endorsed prior to April Judge of Coos county, Htato of Oregon,
Mamie Hoberg,
1st, 1905, will be psid on presenta­ made and entered on the 9th day of
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
Abbie Jackson,
tion at my office in Coquille City, March, 1906, and which order specifies
that the same shall he published for six
Lizzie Divelbiss,
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables,
Oregon.
consecutive weeks on the same day of
Josie Fiunen,
Turkeys and Game in Season.
No interest will be allowed after each of said weeks, in the S xwi -W kiski . y
John Hudson,
H kru . ii , a semi-weekly newspaper
March 31st, 1905
Front
Street.
Coquille, Ore.,
printed and published in the above
Inez Tanner,
J. B. D cllp . y ,
named county, at the City of Coquille.
Phone,
Main
43.
P. 0. Pox 224
Joe Hudson, Jr.,
Treasurer Ceos county, Oregon.
»PERRY A CHASE,
Dayne Hudson. ( Dated March 25tb, 1905,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
L O C A L NE\ATS.
r« s Barg?
Str. M. F. Plant,
Coos B a y an d
S a n F r a n c is c o
Bicycles!
»ALBERTjUFISH,?
Claude
F ox,
GENERAL DR AYING.
REMEMBER
W. T. Kerr & Co.
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal
SAY!
5
made from
materials
Can your wife cook?
II
get her the best to rook with at
City M eat M arket
LEVI
S T V tA Ü S S & C O \9
overalls