Told b y tft© Bank Book
th . UmUd S to u . and w , find in the
LlUr»nr Digest the following infor
mation «boot th . w aalth tarto f them:
Tk* H ik K sections of tha oountrj
are not thooe th a t de pond on n »ingle
« o p , each u whont or cotton.
iolinod crop«, each u fruit, tobnoco,
or oven potatoes, end tho dairy and
poultry induatriea, figures very largo,
ly in th# countie» whoro agricultural
wealth ia highest. Conaua figure«, on
which those statem ents are based,
bear out the wisdom of campaigns
to bring out diversified agriculture,
according to Andrew L. Boatwiek, Coquille, Coen County,
statistician of the Liberty Central
Truet Co., of S t Louis, in an analysis
printed in The Globe-Democrat, ( S t
Confidence
tho date of this notice.
Dated this 14th day c
M. to fool confidence in its policies, to be
sur# its investments are wi#e, and th at ito. of.
fleers and directors exorcise eahe judgment.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
The P i n t National ia proud to bo called “con
servative.'' You know the sort of people con-
» « to d with it,—employee, oAkers, directors;
you racogniae th tir good tense and judgm ent
That’s why s# many people entrust funds to ns
W. R. Taylor, Plaintiff,
V ».
Em m t Taylor, Defendant.
Summon!
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To E & n a Taylor, the above en-
titled Defendant
In the Nasse af the State of Ora*
goa: You are hereby notified th at you
are required to appear and answer
the Complaint filed against you in
the shove entitled suit within six
weeks from th# 10th day of March,
1922, the date of ths first publication
fifth; tobacco, in addition to hay and
grain crops, is responsible for ths
high rank. Dane County, WIs., is the
highest Middls West county on the
list, being tenth. Dairyinig is vary
jjrtportant; in vaiua of crops* alone
tHis county ranks not tenth, but tewn-
ty-Afth.
“Ths richest Illinois eounty is Mc
Lean, the eleventh. The richest one-
crop county, hnd slab the richest
county in the cotton belt proper, is
Bolivar, Miss., in the famous ’delta’
section.
* “It is interesting to note th a t a t ths
fifty, leaders scarcely more than a
doxen belong to the cotton belt. If
crops alone were considered, without
live-stock products, the result would
probably ba more favorable to the jo the BE corner of iot 2 in block 7
u said Elliott’s addition; thence north
South..
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“In a number of instances the dairy
industry has raised individual coun
ties to high standing in value of farm
Y., ranks 106th to value of crops
alona, but to the crop and livestock
products list it stand« fourteenth.
The poultry and agg industry of 80-
noma county, near San Frmnstoso, is
the cause of th at county’s rank of
eighth to the final list; ta vains of
crops alone It stands forty-second.
“On th s whole, ths statistics as
given present a rath er strong argu
ment for a diversified agriculture,
with attention to dairying and to such
specialised oo p s, as the land and cli
mate may panait.1'
The tum ult end the shouting dies,
the captains and the kings depart;
■till stands thin# ancient sacrifice, a
taxapyer with a bleeding h e a rth -
Baltimore Sun.
the plaintiff’s complaint, and if you
fail so to appsar and answer
said complaint, for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in hie
said com plaint of which the follow
ing is a succinct statement, vim.: that
you, said defendants, be orde'red to
vhteh any af |* u
have or make i
the whole or any
part of the res
this suit; th at
said claims to
fffoct and par
from assorting
all such claims be quisled and th a t
plaintiff H. 8. BuahneU be declared
to be the owner in fee and of right
m the possession of all of tho real
property described in the complaint
of Uu plaintiff on Ale herein, namely;
The Southwest quarter of the
North east quarter, & u te half af the
Northwest quarter, and the North
west quarter of the Southeast quar
ter of Section A, Township 10 Range
18 West of the Willamette Meridian,
Of
COQUILLE
Q uick’s
County Judge of Coos County. Ore
gon, in the abeence of the Julge of
said Circuit Court, dated March 20th,
1922.
The date of the first publication of
this summons is March *4th. 1922.
8. D. Pulford,
Attorney for Plaint,ff
Ree id en oe and Post OAee
Coquille, Oregon.
New Co*k Stove» \
from $20.00 to $135.00
5 Strand Broom
00c
4 Strand Broom
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50c
Spading Shovels, No. 1 and No. 2 sizes
Second Hand Rocking Chairs from (2.50 to $7.00
Sewing M achines
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from $5.00 jo $20.00
Ironing Bonnie
from 50e to $4.00
Pruning Hooks 8-8-10-12 feet.
Garden Toole, Hose, Rakes and Cultivators
Garden and Irish W heelbarrows
Professional Cards
Geni Office Practice b Fitting
Glene« “Only"
WILLIAM H. VOSE, M. D.
NORTH BEND
Office Phone 241
v
5=m r
W. H VOSE, M. D.
■y*.
T*r
DR. P. G. BUNCH
d e n t is t
HIGH TIDE
A choice blend of lone filUr. limck in Coos County
business of the said John McNeill,
south aida of F ront street, between
Willard and Taylor Streets, to the
City ef Coquille, Coe# County, Ore
gon, within three menthe from the
date of this notice.
sixty (60) feet wide, grubbing
SUMMONS
Dated this 17th day of Marsh, 1822. way
ffh ir t Q ic tis irr
burning nil an-1
,
Charles Hard,
Assignee e f Joba McNeill, laaol- bris, also grading to line and* grade, Ia the Circuit Court a t the State ef
that portion of the North Bank road
Oregon la end Far the County
Detween stations IT« pirn 00 and 282 L
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of Coos
phis 00, i|iy fin h a e n lj 31,600 cubicf
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yards.
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,
I H. S. Buahnell, Plaintiff,
Profile sad specifications may be I
y«.
seen end bidding blanks obtetoad at
Joh)l M. Smith; Ennyl Smith and
the office a t the County ■oadmaeter. Qecar Whobrey, descendants of said,
All bids must be accompanied by John M. Smith; W. O. Whobrey,
Mary J . Cat!ip. Plaintiff,
certified check for 6 per oeat ef the otherwise known ea William Who-
vs.
amount bid. The Court reserves the I brey, and as William G. Whobrey.
Maude E. Stewart and Samuel Stew- right to reject any or all bids.
f guardian a t said Oscar Whobrey;
‘ art, Defendants.
C. S. McCulloch,
John A. Lehnherr; Rachael Lehnherr
SUMMONS
IStS
Roadmaater. I ,nd Mabel Lehnherr Mawdsley, do*-
To Maude B. Stew art and Samufl ,________
■ ■ -r ------- eendanta of «aid John A. L ehnherr;;
Stewart, the above named Defend
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n
e
TO
CREDITORS.
ants:
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ia the N a m ef tho State ef Ore
Notice is hereby given th at the un- Marsh: and if any of said personal
gon, you ere hereby notified th a t you dersigned has_ been^ duly appointed have died or have, or have had, hus
are required to appear and answer
bands or wivee not mentioned here
in, then all their unknown heirs and
such husbands or wives; end all ether
perron* known and unknown, claim -1
[ ing to be heirs of said above named
persons, and also all other persons or
parties unknown having, or claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or inter
est in the real «state hereinafter daa-
cribcd. Defendants.
• 4 t to- S ^ r U Q s U t Title
lief d m ^n d èd ' Ç dU ;Ue*NW «t.
To John M. Smith; John A. Lehn-
herrj Rachael Lehnherr and Mabel
WFor e Judgment against Defend-
D
avi^
McNair,
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ante for 82.0003» and for interest
L^fi «1 L
Fir „ r ■
r llamrlalaw
mawnsiey, Q€M8n(l
€ n ui . ot
thereon at the rate of 8 p e rc e n t per
said John A. Lehnherr; Leonard
annum, from and a fte r October a ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ;
Mawdeley, husband of said Mabel
1920. and fo r 8260.00 attorney*» fees
Notice Is hereby given that toe urn Lehnherr Mawdsley; Mary B Marsh;
and If any of said persons have died,
a t have, or have had. husbands or
wives not mentioned hernia, then all
tip ir unknown heir* anti such hua-4
Doee it run right?
It ia advis-
able to have it looked over once
C. R. BARROW
Attorney end Counselor a t Law
Practica to State and Federal
Courte, office old City Hall near
Btuqr Corner and City Wharf.
Office Heure
Ito l 8 a .m .u d lte t* m .
in a while to see if it needs hd-
justment, repiacecneat, or min-
or repairs?
A good deaning
and 0verhauling..wili do it good.
We are experte at all kinds of
motor works.
J. A. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN pad SURGI
Long’s M achine & R epair Shop
T elephone C om pany