We uow have two ambassadors
to the Court o f St. James, one act
ing and the other waiting. Am
PUBLISHED KVKIiY TUESDAY bassador Choate holds on whils Am
bassador Whitelaw Reid anxiously
AND FRIDAY.
lurks on. There is perhaps not on
this planet a more desirable appoint
D K. DEAN. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
ment than that of Ambassador to
Great Britain. Many distinguished
County Official Paper. Americans have held the place,
! if 'T O t e d t o t h e i r m t e n n l A n d B o o ia l n p -
li uldinp of th« Coquille Valley particularly among them Buchanan, Revery,
a ut of Coo« YV.nnty ouuerajlv.
Johnson, Lowell and Bayard. Hon
- 'o l) 3o r ip t it n > , T t e r v e a r . l n a d v a n o e , $ 2 . 0 0
ors and social distinctions are show
ered thick upon the American rep
Church Directory-
resentatives. Mr. Choate has just
rnn isTU N
t'n in c ii - - Ptaachinc every been elected Master of the Bench of
S ind:-y at 11 a . 1 - 1 . and 7:30 p. m. Snnday
a dtool *at 10
m . Christian Endeavor at the Middle Temle. Among English
10 p. r
I’ ravar m ri-tina rvery W adn*«-
lawyers, this is the moat distinguish
d ■!v evonlna at 7:20. All oordially invitad.
ed honor that can be conferred on
1 Uiiscof.nl i H in r c h K p f s o o p a l
service«
Sem i-W eekly Herald.
'I he held ;v? St. Jam es church, Coquille
'¡l y tha third Sunday in i-ach month,
landay school at 10 a. m. each annday.
W o t . H orsefall, Pastor-
any outsider and it is the first time
in several generations that auy
other than an English subject has
been elected a Bencher of the Mid
dle Temple, one o f the oldest inns
of Court in London. Five signers
of the Declaration of Independence
were members of the Middle Tem
ple, but since then until the elec
tion of Mr. Choate, no American has
beeu a member. At a full meeting of
Templars on the night of April 10,
Mr. Choate was unanimously elected
When his name was proposed, an
other member moved that all stand,
ing rules and orderd be suspended
and the greatest enthusiasm ws#
shown when the Ambassador was
elected by unanimous vote.
AT E . C h u rch . Sonth : Preachim? each
and avarv S n n d a v a a t l l a. ra. and 7:30 p.
m
Sunday-school avarv
Sunday at 10
o ’clo ck . Sanior Epworth League at 6:30, p.
a ,. T u m o rL e a g n e a t3:34),p .tn . Prayerm eet-
in ; T h u rsd a y evening at 7:30.
H . Al. Branham, pastor.
M ethodist
Episcopal church.— Serrioe
the fr e t ami third Snnday in aaoh m onth
Preaching ut 11 o’ clock a. m . and 7:30 p. m .
Sup lev school at 10 o’ clock a . m .
Ep-
worth Tieagne at 6:30 p. m.
J . L. B e a tt y , Paator.
P ip - hvi kuian Cm inon.— Preaching eer-
v -as 2nd and 4th Sundaya, m om inp ard
availing, Sunday School every Sunday at
10a. m . Christian Em laavor « a r y ioas every
Su idav nt 11:30 p. in . M iss W iania H all,
hr. dent.
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary
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AuoLpn H abeii LT, Pastor.
T h e W . O . T . V. meets every 1st and 3rd
h’riduv at 2 d . m. at the C hristian ohnroh.
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seventh day) servieoe: Sabbath
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prayer meetiup Tu eidny ayaning R p .ro.,
yoiio - people's m eeting F rid a y , 8 p. m.
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and nerve trouble, and keep them
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Knowiton
druggist, ‘ guarantees
them at 5Üe.
(The Sun.)
Our negro population said good
bye last week and took a "hike”
for other parts.
D orn .— A t Libby, April 10, 1905,
to the wife of A S. Johnson, a
daughter.
K. V. Kruse laid the keel last
week for the 100-foot gasoline
SUMMONS.
seine mar he will build at his yard
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
for Sa:i Francisco parties.
Fur a Weak b iir tlla u .
No medicine can replace food
but Chamberlain’s Stomrob ami
Liver Tablets will help you to di
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strength and vigor to the Bystem,
hut the amount digested and as
similated.
If troubled with u
weak digestion, don’ t fail to give
these Tablets :i trial. Thousands
have been benefitted by their use.
They only cost a quarter. For sale
bv R. S. Knowlton.
Photography fo r the
AMATEUR
at
north the 1st of May from San
Francisco, where she is undergoing
a
neral overhauling and having
her cultiin enlarged so that she can
i:.
i in elate a large list of passen-
gei
If. Keugal uckeu, agent, is au-
tlu lit for the statement that the
Kill.ur.o ii i ti tin- route to stay, not
wide binding the many reports to
the contrary.
The ¿11 ianee look with hor on
her la i tiip to Portland, 30,000
feet of lumber, pomprising the ma
terial for the frame and the exterior
finish of tie Coos county building
at the T/ewis and Clark Fair.
She
also curried Cunt raptor Turpen and
a force of men, who will lose no
time in getting the frame, which if
already sawed, together. The own
ers of the Alliance took up this 30,
000 feet of lumber without charge.
The remainder of the building ma
terial is to follow on the next Alli
um r ami everything will be in read-
im ss when the Fair opens, June 1.
T w o L im b s B rok en .
Seo our el h Idling proposition
with t1 Ore ni Semi-Weekly Jour
nal. This i- done to give our rend
ers a, elmt
to ri id Paul De La-
ney * l ew nov. t,“ T|ie Shocphcrder.’’
I >1:: li 1 Inl NiiflVrliig llrlli-rr it.
8 iff' ling frightfully from the
virifwit. poisons o f undigested food,
C. <t I! ray son, of 1 ti la. Mis«., took
Dr K ing's New Life Pills, “ with
th ■ revolt. " lie writes, “ that I was
cu g|.” All stomach and bowel dig-
ord>|N give way lo their tonic, lax
native properties. L’oc ut R 8.
Kin,wlten’s drug store, guaranteed.
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T h e fa m ou s
A fine dairy farm containing 70
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Myrtle Point, Coos county, Oregon,
and J mile from creamery. Forty-
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and in good state of cultivatiiun; 5
acres slashed, burned and newly
seeded; hill land is all good for pas
ture; 3 acres of orchard in good
eari bngcondition and different var
ieties of fruit. House, barn and
other buildings. While we have a
number of other darry farms for
sale, yet this is one of the best bar.
gains, as the location is all that j
could be desired, being near town,
school and crenmery. This is cer
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and
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P a r k H o t e l B l d g . , S a n «J o s e , C a l i f .
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C. P. Jensen. Master.
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Will make regular trip« between
Hamilton. Judge of the Second Judicial
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of March, 1905, and the laat will be on
April 14, 1906.
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Rated this 27th day of February. 1905
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W OOD FOR SALE
Poco,
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R obests & C ahteii ,
In the name of the State of Oregon,
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plaint filed againat you in the above
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date of the firat puhlicativn of this sum
mons, to-w it: within six weeks from the
10th day of March, 1905, the same be
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on or before the 21st day of April, 1905,
the same being the last day of the time
Sub o rib e noui an d g et first C h a p t e r
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THE
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WITH
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plaintiff be restored to all the rights
and priviliges of a single person, and for
such other and further relief as the court
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ST AN LE Y A BURN S,
The Whole Thing in an Egg Shell
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ed Hansen, engiueor on the tug
SUMMONS.
t'oiiuOhiiv, had the misfortune to IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
break his leg yesterday forenoon,
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COOS
COUNTY.
a s tin tug was coming up the bay.
His foot slipped on the iron grating Joseph H. Smith,
Plaintiff,
in the engine room, uud Mr. Han
vs.
sen being a heavy man, fell in such W m . J. Marsh, Trustee
a way that both bones of the left
Defendant.
l-*g, just above the aukle, were To W m . J. Marsh. Trustee, the above
named defendant:
broken. The Columbia ran up to
In the name of the State of Oregon.
Marshfield and Mr. Hausen was
You are hereby required to appear and
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