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An Elèphantine LESSONS
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IN LOVE
I* ETHEL HOLMES
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"Occasionally, In order to see more
clearly what yon ara both looking at,
yoar beads may cqase so dess that a
tow loosa strands of your hair will
grass his cheek. Whan you bava
shown him the Inst picture yon needn't
resume the relative position you have
usually bald with regard to'him . Be­
atala where yon arai Ha Svili not
change hie ra s t"
"1 m b I win pot this «rat toaran
Into practice, and if I seed mora I will
At tb s and of a week M ki Blakeman
came back for a second tosaon. 8 he
reported‘that she had given the first a
trial without definite result
"Since be has not responded to thto
mild trsahneat, ha most b ars a strong­
er dean The next time yon meet him
on the street cot him (toad."
“Great heavens! What shall I «0
that t»r'
"Oountertrritant Ha most ha got
out of his sluggish condition. Ha must
be awakened to the fact that yoo are
to him more than an acquaintance. 1
don't ora^the word friend, for I do
not believe in friendship between men
and women. It to either indifference
or love."
"We», after 1 have cot h lra r -
"Ha will imagine either that ha baa
dona somthing dreadful or that yoo
need a largar quantity aad stronger
madicinB There’s a dora that will
taka bold of a man Ilka you. I was
once callad to a menagerie to treat a
sick elephant I gave him one of those
pilla, and the next day ha was so fun
of vira that ha cleaned up bis keeper."
"Now ye're gitila' down to business,
dorther," ha rato.
“Coras agata tomorrow," rato Treax.
About aran the next day the doctor
raw a tall man whose clothes rasnisd
too Mg far him staggering up the walk
that tod to his office. The party cams
la and sank aa to a sofa. Ha was
Mika O’B ourtn
"Dorther," ha gasped, "ara ya share
it was an elephant ya give that pill to
or was It one o' them Mg fallara they
dig oat o’ the ground they call m ao-
"Do yon tool bettor
"I tool so if I'd been
Ib o doctor poered
temblor and gava It to hie patient to
drink. Mike took It down and rato It
want right to the spot
"1 knew I needed a stiff dora, doetb-
« ," be said, “and 1 got It."
Mike toft the doctor convinced that
tt waa the Mg pill be wad««. At any
rate, bo got well.
n o doctor's dean w raoet i
ty harmful.
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D istrict No. I t
can give him "
"If you a n too truthful to Invent
one, tell him that you have dona him
a great Injustice and are vary sorry
tor your action. Ton need not explain,
if ha presses you to do so, tell him
that ha gives you pain; yoo wish to
forget a m atter In which you have
mads a grave mistake. This will show
him that his good opinion of yoo to of
groat moment and at the same time
leave him In an Irritating doubt
That's what wa want—something tor
him to worry over."
Mtoo Blakeman triad the second les­
son given by Mira Abercrombie. It
worked vary well up to a certain point
The subject was much rattled wbea ha
came for an explanation and Intensely
relieved when he found that the lady
regretted what she had done; but be­
ing a man of sense, ha was not aetls-
Oed at not getting a reason for w
drastic a procoding. Ha had given
Mabel credit tor more ranra. HU
alarm was replaced by aa expression
of dissatisfaction and disappointment
The pupil applied to bar mentor for
Instructions.
"Do nothing," was the only reply.
“If ha continues to blame you, show
to difference."
By this time Mabel had caught the
spirit of the treatment she had bean
giving under her teacher's Instructions
and began to art upon bar own Jodg
• o f the
f ATIONAL BANK
a t a point
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“If— Abercrombie,’' said Main*
« atotog eratar of Lockyville-till arara llsbaaraa. "why to It that you have so
fAm lira DfOBOnlfl mmA I Mn’i gni Oiwt
tod. Ths m aT white7 alo— d id st «ton Weakley te a bean -on friendly
fait as If I bad gone back to me chito-
hood, and everything was got up for
ara to thlm days Whan he’d got
through with his tiny furato' bo give
ara these pills. Look at ‘am. Ta can
hardly ras 'ras without a glean"
The next morning Mike reappeared
a t the doctor's oft ce.
"Dorther," ha rato, "1 took the little
pllto ya giva ran I didn’t string 'ora
out; 1 took 'am all at once, and even
than there was as little of 'era that I
couldn't taste 'am Giva ara a dose
tor n man; not n moaatoy fitti# chap
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ito,,.raltri■tf*»1'* y
By F. A. MTTCHEL
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¡5 inches in
t USING the Ilfs of aa aspma-
n n N. 28 degrees W. 12 links
gns bad each pleat should
t, raid point being N. 8 *
yield a dollar in returns,”
B. 18.24 chains from tito cot
said J. B. Norton recently
«tien 1S-19-1S-24-T. 28 8.
baton an audience a t Cornell anlver-
» 1TB 13 W. of the W. M. r
stty. "Land should ha wed drained,
level, sandy toato th at does not dry
Ihsneo & 84 degrara B. 16.75
out badly in summer, end uear to mar­
to the county rend, thanes N.
kets. Manure fertiliser, green manure
pera W. LfiO chains 1
should ell be
N. 17 % degress W.
to before planting asparagus
N. 4 degress E.
N. 84 degrees E.
N u w of valletto« often mean noth­
thence N. 84 degrara E. 8.70
in«.
Chooae planta front itock that
has a good record as a producer. Se­
to hi to section lino 1
lect from a nearby field, If possible,
W. through S. to of 8. 18, T.
and be aure of your stock first Grow
of B. 12 W. of W. M. thence
enough roots so yon will have ten
tmg cold to to section Uno to
times as many plants as you will want
for selecting the one roar,roots tor the rig h t bank of the Coquille River,
up rig h t bank of Coquille Elv­
planting hi the'field- *'l never plant
er to U m place of beginning and eon-
12.97 aereo, more or
a boom privîtege
the placa where tna to to
Una running E. A W. through tito
SWto of 8. 18, T. 28, 8. of E
12, W. of W. M. intersects high tide
Una of the right bank of the Coquills
River, thence E. 10 feat, th e n a t% ||
southwesterly direction, keeping a t a
and plant shout the time thu last frost distance of 10 foot from and parallel
A fter careful selection of root* plant to said high tide Una to the to to
In rows four feet ap a rt plants fifteen section Uns running N, 4 8. through
to eighteen Inches apart la the row,
and cover three Inches deep at first the NEto of 8. 24, T. 28, & of I t
The trenches are made deep enough, to IS, W. of .W illam ette Meridian,
leave crowns eight er nine Inches be­ thence N- to low tide lino of CoquiJIt
low the level. Dae. no intercropping River, thence in a northeasterly di­
system, bat plant a cover crop, hairy rection down stream , along said low
vetch or crimson clover, the first two tide lino to a place west of the place
winter*. jVIM» rust resisting aspara­ J jp f beginning, thenee E. to placo of
gus the tope are left on In the fair
and disked In the next spring, thus beginning.
Said sato being made subject to re ­
saving a great deal of labor and plant
in the manner provided by
food.
Fertilise with manure in late Winter,
ten tons or more to the acre, or with
W. W. Gage,
chemical fertiliser, 900 pounds of ni­
Sheriff of Cooo County, Oregon.
trato of soda, 500 pounds of arid phos­ Doted the 10th day of May, 1917. 17t6
phate, 300 pounds of muriate of sods,
applied before end of cutting season
or before growth starts on young beds
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
May tot, 1917.
9 74,810.28
81.89
18,600.00
2.980.01
48,806.88
18. Not amount due from banks and be
than included in 12 or 9 0 )..............
16. Other shocks on banka to the same city
M reoortinr bank
__________. . .
16a. Outside checks aad other rv -». Items
b. Fractional Currency, nickels, s
17. Notes of other national banks
19. Federal Reserve notes...........
99. Lawful reserve to vaalt and net
F « U n l Reserve B&nk__
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due
$270,71$. 03
TOTAL____
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LIABILITIES
I 60,000.00
Capital stock paid
14. Surplus fu n d ___
26*. Undivided p ro fits____________________________
b Lara current expenses, interest aad taxes paid
28. Orautoting notes outstanding............................; ___
81. N et amounrdua to banks and bankers (other than
included to 28 or 8 8 ).............„ ..................
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1,064.67
. 10 , 000.00
1,661.11
12.600.00
,
1 211.21
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject to check..... ...........
148,164.90
Certificates of deposit due in leas than 80 days.
81,11194
Certified C hrake.\7....................................
16100
State, county ar ether municipal deposits
by pledge of assets of this b an k .._________
84,019.87
Total demand deposits. Item s IK 84* 8K 86, >7,
88, N , 40 and 41............ . . „ ! ___ .........1 8 6 ,4 6 0 .7 1
TOTAL...........
Lata of Oregon I
County of Cara f “
L L. H. H asard, Chuddar of the above —mad bank, do
th at the aba— sta tem ent is tru e to th e beat of my knowledge and belief.
L. H. HAZARD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May, 1917.
J . J . Stanley, Notary Public far Oregon.
My commission expires January 4th, 1980.
Correct—A ttest: A. J. Sherwood, O. C. Sanford, L. Hariocker,
Directors.
Oreara stains on leather may be re-
araved by carefully applying benzine
Sealed bids for the construction of
ar perfectly pure tarpeotlne. Wash
Three D rari Bridges across Larson,
the spots over afterw ard with the well
bastan white of an egg or a good Haynes, and North Sloughs pn the
Cora Bey-North Section, Coast High­
leather reviver.
way, in Coes County, Oregon, will be
of aaid County a t its office in the
Court House, Coquille, Oregon, until
10:00 A. M. June 7th, 1917.
No bid will be considered unless an*
eompanisd by cash, bidder's bond, or
certified check for an amount equal
hr fit toast 6 par can t of ths total
amount of the bid.
A corporate surety bend will be
required for the faithful performance
of the contract in n sum equal to
one-half' the total amount of the bid.
Proposal blanks and full inform a­
tion for bidders may be obtained at
the office of the County Clerk of raid
County, or n t the
of the Bond-
eras ter, in the Court House, Coquills,
Oregon.
Plans and specifications and forma
of contract may be seen a t the tam e
place or may be obtained upon the de­
posit of $15.00.
The right is rrasrvad to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pro­
posal pr proposals deemed bast for
aaid County.
COUNTY COUBT OF
COOS COUNTY.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ON
FORECLOSURE.
Notice to Hereby Giran, That
and by virtue of an execution a
of sato issued out of tho Circuit
Court of tito State of Oregon, for
County of Coos, on tho 8th day
0 4 May, 1917, in a certain
tag to said Court whereto B. H. Mast,
Trustee, is plaintiff, and Ida J. Al­
berts, her husband D. L. Alberta; Al­
fred Johnson, Jr., his wife Flora
Johnson; E. E. Johnson, his wife Julia
on; C. McC. Johnson, his wife
Doll Johnson; K itty Staffle, her has
J. C. Slagle; Ethel Mehl, her
husband T. H. Mahl; and Esther Dol
tor and her husband J. Stanley Dol­
lar; and E. E. Johnson as the
m inistra tor of the estate of Alfred
Johnson, deceased, W. B. Bohrer
Judge
Cornwall,
defendants, being cara No.
4717 of said Court and command­
ing bm to aril the hereinafter des­
cribed real propert y to satisfy the
of 114,681.87 and tho sum of
8922A8, Attorney fees, and coats and
disbursements taxed a t $20.90 with
s t on said sums a t the rato of
Archie Philip,
8% per annum from tho 28th day of
County Commissioner
April, 1817.
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A ttest: L. W. Oddy,
I WILL on Saturday, the 9th day
County d a rk .
of Juno, 1917, a t the hour of 19 Coquille, Oregon, May 9th, 1917. l7t4
o’clock to the forenoon of aaid day at
the front door of tfcs County Court
House, to the City of Coquille, Cora
County, Oregon, offer for sals and
sail a t public auction to the highest
and bast bidder for cash to hand all
of the right, title and’interest of the
Sooled propooali, addressed to the
defendants or either or any of them
to and to the following described County Court of Caos County, Ore-
real property to-wit:
gon, and endorsad “Proposals for Con-
Lot four; the south half of ths structing a Bridge in Cora County,
northeast quarter; the southwest over the South Fork of the Coquille
quarter of tho southeast quarter; the Rlver, M yrtle Point,' will be re­
southeast quarter of tho southwest ceived by the County Court of Cora
quarter; the aast half of the north County a t its office in the Court
west quarter of tho southeast quarter House, Coquills, Oregon, until 2:00
Section eighteen; and the north o’clock P, M , on the 7th day of Jam ,
half of the northwest quarter of Sec­ 1917, and a t th at time and place wul
tion nineteen, all to Township twenty be publicly opened and rand.
eight south of Benge twelve west of
Proposals for the structure will
the W illamette Meridian; also Lot
two of Section thirteen, and Lot nine with alternate proposal on wood, con­
of Section twenty four, all to Town­ crete piers, tim ber approaches, and' a
ship Twenty-eight south of range concrete viaduct over the tracks of
thirteen W est of tito W illamette Mer­ the Southern Pacific Railroad Com­
idian; also tide land fronting Lot two pany-
Section thirteen and Lot four of Bee­
il ghteen above mentioned, sav­
All proposals m ust be made upon
ing and excepting, howkver, from the blank form to be obtained from the
foregoing description the following County Ctork, a t his office a t the
described paresis to-wit r
Court Howe, Coquille, Oregon; must
Begtantag a t th at place where the give the prices proposed, both in
aaat boundary line of the right of writing and figuras; and must be
way of the C. B. R. A E. R. R. A N. signad by the bidder, with his ad-
Co. intersects th s to to section line,
running E. A W. through th s SWto
ef 8. 18, T. 28, 8 of R. 12, W. of the
W illamette Meridian, thanes N. 81 da-
g n m E. >800 chatos, E m m « 8. fio
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THE SENTINEL
TO YOUR
FRIENDS IN THE
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THE SENTINEL, COQUILLE, ORE.
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tioned th at if said bid be accepted,
the party bidding will duly eater into
and execute the contract. Should ^he
successful Mdder to whom tbs eon-
tract is awarded fail to execute the
same within five days (not including
The rig h t to reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pre-
poeel or propoeala doomed boat for
Coos County.
COUNTY COUBT OF
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COOS COUNTY.
17t* Coquills, Oregon, May 9th, » 1 7 ,
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