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About Semi-weekly herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1904-1905 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1905)
i \ s. Far m H rsk k ia n llsii. No medicine can replace foot! but Chamberlain’s Stomrch anil Liver Tablets will help you to di gest your foo I. It ia not the quan tity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested and as similated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don’ t fail to give these Tablets a trial Thousands have been benefitted by their use. AFTKB THE TlC'gET-Bl'ALVKKS. They only cost a quarter. For sale The larcency of railway tickets, by R. S. Knowlton. tho forgery of railway tickets, and D a ir y F a r m fo r S a le . the “ scalping” of railway tickets, are rew crimes that bave been A fine dairy farm containing 70 defined by acts of the Legislature of acies of bottom land ‘23 acres of bill 1003. The last of these, which will land, und adjosning the town of have effect upou a class of busness Myrtle Point, Coos county, Oregon, now in operation, carries a penalty and j mile from creamery. Forty- of $100 o $500 fine. five acres of bottom land improved FOB PAUEÜT8 OF TRI ANTS. and in good state of eultivaiiion; 5 A tine of not to exceed $1000 is acres slashed, burned and newly provided as punishment for parents, seeded; hill land is all good for pas guardians or other persous who are ture; 3 acres of orchard in good responsible for the delinquency of eari bngcondition and different var children. A "delinquency” child is ieties of fruit. House, barn and defined to be a child under 1G years other buildings. While we have a of age who violates state laws or number of other dairy farms for city ordinaces, or who is incorrigi sale, yet this is one of the best bar ble, a persistent truant from school, gains, as the location is all that who associates with criminals or oould be desired, being near town, vicious or immoral persons, or who school and creamery. This is cer is growing tp iu ideness, dr who tainly a bargain for some progres frequents gaming houses, houses of sive dairyman. Price $7,500. ill fame or places where intoxicating R obests <fc C arter , liquors are sold. The fine impesed Myrtle Point Oregon. may be suspended so long as the parent keeps his child under con W anted —T rustw orthy man or trol. woman to manage business in this The law relating to arson was county and adjoining territory for amended so that the husband or well established house of solid wife may be guilty of burning the financial standing. $20.00 straight property of the higher. cash salary with all necessary ex consorts ’ heavy punishment penses paid weekly by check from A term of one year to five years headquarters. Money advanced for in the penitentiary or fine of $1000 expenses. Position permenent: to $5000 is provided os punishment previous experience not essential. for any male person who shall live No investment required. We furn with a prostitute, or live in whole ished everything. Enclose self ad or part of her earnings, or who shall dressed envelope. Address, Mana ger, 810 Como Block, Chicago, 111. solicit for a house of ill fame. 12t-10 (Concluded from first page.) punishable by tine of $20 to $100 or imprisonment for 10 to 50 dayB, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY after May 18. The law on that sub ject declares that it shall be pre AND FRIDAY. sumptive evidence of intent to de D. F. DEAN, EDITOR ANU PROPRIETOR fraud if auy person shall fail to pay his bill on demand, unless be has made known in advance his inabili County Official Paper. ty to pay. Ssmi-WeeHIyljerald. Devoted to the m utm al and social up- b -ildin? o f the OoqniHe Valley parncnlarly t i d o f Coos County generally . •Jabsoription, per year, in advance. *2.00 Church Directory- C hbistian CscBon. — Pienchimz every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. to . Hnndnv school at 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 0:30 p. m. Praver meeting every Wedn day evening at 7-30. All cordiallv invited. Episcopal Chnrch.—Episcopal services will be held at St. James chnrob, i'oqnille City the third Snndav in each month. Rnnday school at 10 a. m. each snndav. Win. Horsefnll. Pastor. M . E. Church. Booth : Preaehine each and every Sundays a t l l a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bnnday-school everv Snndav at 10 o ’clock. Senior Epworth Leagne at 0:30. p. m. JnniorLeagne at 3:30.p. m. Pravermeet ing Thursday evening at 7:30. H. At. Branham, pastor. Methodist Episcopal chnrch.—Service the first and third Snnday in each month Preaching nt 11 o’ clock a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Snndav Rchool at 10 o’ clock a. m. Ep- worth League nt 0:30 p. m. J. L. B eatty , Pastor. ear- vices 2nd nnd 4th SnndHys, morning ard evening, Snnday School every Sunday at 10 a. in! Christian Endeavor services everv Sunday at 0:30 n. m.. Miss Winnie Hall. President. Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societv meets every two weeks on Thnrs lnvn at 2 p. in. A cordial welcome is ex- tended to the public to attend all onr Ber nices. A dolph H aberly , Pastor P r e s b y t e r ia n i ’ n T jn n n .— Preaching The W. C. T. U. meets every 1st and 3rd Friday at 2 p. m. nt tho Christian chnrch. S eventh D ay A dventist C hurch —Sab bath 'seventh dav) services: Sabbath tchool 10 a. m.. Bible study 11 a. m., »»raver meeting Tuesday evening 8 p . in., young people’ s meeting Friday, 8 p. in. All are invited to attend these meetings. C. II. BUNCH. Elder. C elery G row er. C. A ’ Brown, of San Francisco, and I j . I>. Burdick, of Jersey island, Contra Costo Co., who are looking over the Coos Bay country, went up Coos river yesterday, accompanied by J. V. Johnson. Mr. Burdick is in business of raising celery for the San Francisco and Eastern markets, and 1ms about 200 acres devoted to that, succulent vegetable. He ¡ b looking this place over with a view to tu in g celery culture here, where it would ne free from some of the serious drawbacks experienced in his present location. He was great- ly pleased with what he saw yester day, and it is to be hoped that he will conclude to give this profitable branch of market gardening a tho1-. ough demonstration here. There is no doubt that there are several such lines in which any one who thorouhly understood the busi ness could mnko a great succession our rich lands and iu our even cli mate, and wc want people to come hero and show us how it is dune.— Mail. SUMMONS. f i l l W nffVrliur H e llr?* «| . Huftrting frightfully from the virulent poisons of undigested food, C. f*. Gray son, o f fail«. Miss., took Dr. King's New Life Pills, “ with the result,” he writes, “ th.it i was cured.” All stomach and bowel dis orders give way to their tonic, lax ntive pro|K?rties. 25c at K S. K now lten’s drug store, guaranteed UliN ElvAL DRAYING. C O Q U IL L E , A M A T E U R H alf its Former Cost WOOD FOR SALIv Poco, Buch-Eye <■»*<■»-r* Am erican C am eras. G e n u in e ly g o o d in every detail. Film or Plates as you choose. Absolutely new models. $4.80 Our facilities enable us to furnish cameras of the highest grade at prices which cannot be met. Send for illustrated catalogue telling a ll about our 27 styles and sizes. F re e . table FRANK WILSON, Prop. and $ 1.60 Leave orders ai T- J. Little’s Liv.-rv The City Restaurant T h e fa m o u s With Double Plate Holder O tîK G O N . Meets ah Boats and Trains. Goods Handled with Care and Dispatch. at American J r ; CAMERA F ox, Newly established. Everything neat and up-to-date In every respect Meals at ail hours, day or night. Booms by the Day, l/l/eeh or Month. FRONT STREET. COQUILLE. OREGON. - - - - Drane s Store, D E A L E R IN Fancy and Staple Groceries. • A C H O IC E L IN E OF Syrup, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. We carry a full line o f IT loiir iin d ETeecl. 4 x 5 POCO AM ERICAN C A M E R A MFG. CO. 946 St. Paul St., Rochester, N. Y. Everything found in a first-class Grocery. Prices the 'owest consistent with good goods. F R O N T S T. C O Q U IL L E Goquille Furniture Coquille Board of T ra d e ! STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR t h e c o u n ty o f co o s . VV. F. Waite, l Plaintiff, Mary K Waite, I Divorce. Defendant, j To Mary E. Waite, the above named Defendant: and BOX FACTORY De L an ey s N e w N ov el. ¡Suit, in Equity for Oregon Wriler’s Best Effort A story o f the great ra nge war into which is interwoven the In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are hereby notified that you are re romantic episodes of acquiring quired to appear and answer the com timber lands and the advance plaint filed against you in the above ment of irrigation. This pro entitled suit within six weeks from the duction will appear in the Ore date of the first publication of this sum gon Semi-Weekly Journal in mons, to-w lt: within six weeks from the 10th day of March, 1905, the same be serial form. The Journal will ing the date of the first publication of be clubbed with this paper, the this summons. two for $2.75. Subscribe at And if you fail to appear and answer once and read tins great story on or before the 21st dav of April, 1905, of life as told by Paul De Laney. the samo being the last day of the time prescribed in the order of publication, S u b . . l b . noui a n d g . t f ir s t C o o p t e s the plaintiff will take judgment against you and will apply to tho court forlthe relief demanded in his complaint, a suc cinct statement of which is as follows: That the marriage contract existing lie- ano CURE t h i LUNGS tween plaintiff nnd defendant may lie sot aside and held for naught and that WITH plaintiff lie restored to all the rights and priviliges of a single person, and for such other and further relief as the court may deem equitable and just. Service of this summons is made by 0NSUMPTI0N P rie. publication in pursuance of an order 0UGHS and 60c A $1.00 made by I.. Haflocker, as County Judge OLDS Free Trial. of Coos County, dated March 7, 1905, directing that service thereof bo made S u rest an d Q u ick est C ure fo r a ll by publication thereof in the S emi - A reason for wheat beiug high now and continuing to be high next year is to ho found in tho largo amount of flour being ordered by the Japanese, who are not only tak ing all the surplus of the coast but thousands of barrels from the far East, where daily orders of from 500 to 20,000 barrels arc being re ceived. One of the largest milling concerns of 'Minneapolis is thirty days behind with all their plants W e e k i . y H k k a m i , a newspaper pub running to full capacity on Japan*sc lished : t the City of Coquille, in said Coiis County, once each week for a orders. period of six weeks. A single vessel which will leave STANLEY & BURNS, Portland at un early date for Japan Attorneys for Plaintiff. will carry ¡?200,000 worth of flour. SUMMONS. — Pacific Farmer. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE * ««» . STATE OF OREGON, FOR COOS Cannot b u y Cigarettes. COUNTY, Indianapolis, Ind., April 15.— (Special.) The »els of the General Assembly took effect late today, cat ryiug with the Governor’s prods, mstion the enforcement of tho fam ous anti-cigarette law. Local dealers anticipated the pro. elamntion, and for several days have been shipping their stock to flip trust, which agreed to take back all unsold. Cigarettes not made In tho trusts have been sold by the wholesale price for sevoal weeks, and tonight a cigarette could not bo purchased. At Princeton, Ini!., one d* uler burned $200 worth in the street, a id nt Vincennes the stocks wer given away when it In came known that the law would lake effect today. At many places mi rchants dumped their stocks into the Sew* is, and there is every indication that the law will be observed ‘The S h eep h erd er’ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Claude Photography fo r the k i l l ™, c o u c h Dr. King’s New Discovery FO» C .. T H R O A T end L U N G T R O U B L E S, or M O N E Y B A C S . iseph II. Smith, Plaintiff, vs. Wm. J. Marsh, Trustee Defendant. To Wm. J. Marsh. Trustee, tho above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon. You are hereby required to apj»ear and answer the complaint of Plaintiff filed against yon in said Court and Cause, on or l»efore the 14th day of April, 1906, being the date prescribed by the Court in the order for publication of summons for you to appear and answer said com plaint. at d if you fail to appearand an- swe.i aaid com plaint on or before said date, for want thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in his complaint, which ¡8 that Plaintiff be decreed to he the owner in t'e • simple of the northeast '4 of section 21. in township 28 south of range 9 west oi the Willamette Meridian, in Coos county, Oregon, and that defendant has no estate, interest or claim, or any title whatever to said describ'd premises, and that Plaintiff’s title he declared good and valid thereto. This summons is published once a "•» k for at !ea-t six ■iKves.'dve weeks in the Coquille IlmuLn, a semi-weekly newspaper published at Coquille, Coos county, Oregon, by order of Hon. J. W . Hamilton, Judge of the Second Judicial District of Oregon, made on the 27th day of February, 1905. This first publica tion of this summons is on the 3rd .lay of March, 1905, and the last w ill he on April 14, 1905. DntivI tbis27th day of February. 1905, I il* This o ld relia b le and the m ust successful S pecial ist iu Ban F ra ncisco, still c o n t in u e s to c u r e all d e n i a l and S e m l o a l I> l M ean ** m , au cli as U o n o r r lK c a , O le e l S t r i c t u r e . 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