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W. H. LYONS
Stomach and Bowels
Out of Order?
Yon are pnmrihfr eating arare fruit thau or­
dinarily— your system must bear the strain
Colic, Cholera and Diarrohea Compound
Blackberry Cordial and Rexall Quick Relief
Those preparations are aopedaHy prepared to relieve
sammar bowel rnssplsints. and we esa highly
mend them. If yen ere Interested earns in,
will be glad to explain tile for stale end purp
any e f them.
If you fe d that yen ere suffering from any form e f
these ailments, de eat daisy, fft might easily grew
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COQUILI.K, ORBUON
Canadian
Farm Lands
Every one interested in
these lands is requested to
call on me for information
about them.
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Home Seeker*
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John A. Jackson
COQUILLE, OREGON
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duced rate: Members, in good stand­
ing, o f the Grand Army o f the Re­
public, Women’s Roll of Corps, Na­
tional Association o f Army Nurses of
the Civil War, Ladies o f the G. A. R.,
Daughters o f Veterans, Sons o f Vet­
erans, end Sons o f Veterans Auxil-
C. A. Smith Co. Hporily Fined.
Nine unlighted rafts belonging to
the C. A. Smith Lumber company
were found on Isthmus Inlet Sunday
night by Deputy Collector of Customs
W. A. Clerks, who, with Nets Adam­
son, west on a chicking up expedi­
tion. Five other unligiited rafts were
also found but the owners have not
been located. Theri to e fine o f 0200
imposed for each unlighted raft mak­
ing a total o f 81800 chalkod up
against the C. A. Smith company.
The ferry which operates between
Bey Perk end the Bey City mill was
also found to be operating without
a light, this, too, being the proper­
ty o f the C, A. Smith company.
The penalty attached to this to also
1200-C oos Bay Times.
ars sauosd by suturek. « b lo b la
H airs Catarrh Mudtolne acta thra
Fer G. A. R. Encampment.
The National Encampment o f the
Grand Army o f the Republic will as­
semble et Portland, beginning Aug­
ust 10, end continue until the 24.
Sale o f tickets e t the reduced rate
o f one cent pm mile will begin on
August 16 and continue until August
Usual stopover privi la got will be
The fallowing are entitled to the ra-
Platinum Min« for Government.
G. W. Axteil, o f Curry county, who
to in town’'th is week, states that he
had 60 acres o f plaeer mining pro­
perty on Elk river that he would like
to turn ever to the government to
mine far platinum. He says he will
enlist at soldier’s pay and stay on the
job for Unci# Sam to help do the
work. His property la ten miles from
Port Orford and there to a road to
within a quarter o f the claim.
Ha
says Elk to th^ richest platinum
stream to the United States and that
pieces o f platinum weighing as high
as three grains each keep been picked
up on his property within fear feet o f
bedrock.—Gold Beech Reporter.
• Dr. end Mrc. D. W Giles end two
sens. Den end Douglas, left by auto
Friday far a trip along the Columbia
Highway. They expect to visit Mrs.
Giles’ people end go to Crater Lake
before returning
j W. K .; Qundy and fam ily, John
Gary and fam ily went to Band on Sat­
urday evening for an over Sunda)
stay at the beech.
! J. A . Black end son, Mercy, were
' Marshfield visiters Sunday.
Tom Johnson r.nd fam ily wont to
Bandou Sunday fo r a day by the sea
waves.
They were accompanied by
Miss Gladys Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cutler and child­
ren went to Bondon Saturday return­
ing home Sunday evening.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Masson, Mrs. E
O’Connor and Miss Emma O’Connor
left for Be rid on Sunday where they
expect to spend several days.
Mrs. Max Dement end two dough-
tcra, Theresa and Lila, eame to town
from their ranch Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lundy return
ed home Monday evening from their
visit in the .W illamette valley.
Freddie McMullen, who has been
visiting in end near Powers ores in
town Friday.
Max Dement shipped four earioeds
o f cattle to Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ingalls moved
to North Bend Wednesday.
Mr. Don Ingitils was a Coquille vis­
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ch&s. Harriott left Monday a f­
ternoon fo r Powers on business
Percy Black left Tuesday morning
for Roeeburg fo r e few days visit.
Mrs. Max Dement end tw o daugh
tars, Theresa and Lila, went for i
few days’ visit e few miles the other
s id /o f Coquille.
Arthur Brown, o f McKinley, wes in
town Tuesday. --
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Mrs. A Ivy Brown, <ff McKinley, wes
e Myrtle Point visitor Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Pemberton end
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langloia left
Saturday fo r a trip along the Colum
bis Highway and expecting to visit
Crater Lake.
Lawrence Jennings, o f Remote, wes
in town Wednes«toy.
Dr. Clarke has had another trip to
Eckley again at midnight.
He says
the roads were so rough that he wes
“ seasick’’ ell the next day.
R. T. W oriey, o f Albany, wes in
town an business the first o f the week.
L. M. Canfield end wife, o f Marsh­
field, were in town Tuee«toy.
Mra- R. A. Annin end daughter, Viv­
ien, were Marshfield visitors Monday
Miss J4ne Allen, the nurse, wes fat
town Wednesday on her way to Pow­
er*.
Gua Diets left Monday for Powers
to starch for his brother W ill Diets,
who has been missing since Sunday
evening. Sam Diats, another brother
returned Wdenesdey from Power*
where he has also been searching but
cap as yet find no due.
Monday evening the regular month
ly council meeting was held.
The
W ater Committee reported that it had
decided to notify ell patrons using
water for washing automobiles to
cease using water fo r that purpose un
til further orders.
A. C. Chase, manager o f the Can
nery, with his fam ily move«! into the
Nystrom house this week.
Ernest and Raymond Ford, who
have been working iq .Coquille spent
the week end et home.
Herman Prey is home on a ten day
furlough for a* visit with relatives.
His many friends era glad to see his
smiling face agon.
Mr. and Mrs. Schiller Hermann, who
are visiting here from Portland, and
Mrs. Bender, visited in Broadbent
Wednesday.
Pauline Ruth Adams is the name of
the new arrival at the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Adams. Dr. Clarke
says she weighs nearly six pounds.
The mother and child are doing nicely.
I Dr. and Mra. O. H. Clarke and fam ­
ily wes* entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Lundy at their ranch Wednes­
day vening.
The Myrtle Point Cannery will op­
erate this season under the manage­
ment o f A. C. Chase, who has had sev­
eral years’ experience in the cannery
business and along horticultural lines.
They will ean evergreen blackberries
this season. This berry is in demand
by the government for the soldiers in
France and it is a patriotic duty to
save them.
Thar* was a large surprise and a
weinie wen t eat at Mr. aud Mra. Jim
Stauff’s home last Wodneaday eight
before the departure o f 8am Boot and
Mra. Caley Robison, who w ill accom­
pany Mr. and M rs. Clarence BchroeOer
and fam ily to Montague, California,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A very motored in
from Corvallis Friday to attend the
Robison reunion Sunday which to held
at the old home place every year, the
fam ily baring settled there in 1878.
There were M o f the Robison fam ily
present and t*enty-ftve who were un­
able to attend.
Many friends and
neighbors were also there. There wes
one service flag o f three'stars pieced
between two Old Glories et the
grounds.
There wss speaking ana
singing and in the evening the young
people enjoyed e huge time with e
weinie roast.
Mr. end Mrs. J. D. Car! end fam ily
with . Mrs. Schroeder’s parents and
brother, Edwin Sehroeder, motored to
Gaylord Sunday for a drive and inci­
dentally to gather e few haselnuts.
T. ey had to wade across the river end
pull their m:.chine across which had
become lodged in the river bed.
tbteC an *.
that burg? oehoola e f
to be sees ta W tp-
Bay, * the mouth iff the
Umpqua. They are as thick It Is
that when the tides raced
ere left stran ded!* sm eli |
■»ed b e n . Tue** fish w*
by P rof, p ia l li f f . who was her* tbta
week and ia.aa expert oa flab, end the
fish were pronounced by him 'to b*
genuine sardine* end qjrfto v^uable
for canning purposes, nfakinf a splen­
did food product. Tho canneries her*
ere not fitted at present to take e*r*
e f so small e fish, nor ere there any
note on the river with
enough to hold them. But it to tho In­
tention o f the Reedapprt Fish Ce. t*
be prepared to tttke cere o f the sn
sardine* se well as o f tbs larger sine.
—Port Ompqua Currier.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROP­
ERTY ON FORECLOSURE.
Notice to hereby given, that under
end by virtue o f an Execution und Or­
der o f Sale issued out o f the Circuit
Court o f the State o f Oregon fo r the
County o f Coos on the 2£th day «rf
Threshers Must Keep Record.
From Smith’s County Bulletin.
Have you e threshing machine? No
matter what sise it may be, you are
now required by the U. S. Dept, of
Agriculture to keep an account o f each
Slid evory bushel o f grain you thresh
this year. If you thresh any beside
your own you must also state the price
charged per bushel for thrashing.
Blanks fo r making out such reports
rnd a thresher’s account book will be
furnished by jho County Agent’s office
upon n p lication by the operator o f .the
These books should be obtained et
once, or the first thing that may hep-
pet to some fellow , the govern­
ment will be cetc'uhig him up
for not e«mding in. hie reports, which
ere absolutely retpiired et the end of
each m ontli.
There to no getting
arcund tills little duty, so we bo Hove
you will attend to it at onco.
No matter whether the County
Agent knows you have a machine or
not he will not send out these blanks
and account books unless the owners
or operators o f the machines notify
him, siLhe. by calling or writing that
they intend t j run their machine this
year.
Even if you throi'.i no other
grain beside your own, you art re­
quired to make cut the reports.
There are probably not more than
seven or eight threshing machines,
counting big and Ht Je outfits alto­
gether in the county.
Moet o f the grain in this county to
giow n for hay, but at the same time
there will be quite e lot threshed end
A good picker ean pick from 168 to
200 pounds o f berries..» day.
The
cannery will pay four end on* half
rants e pound fo r the berries delivered
at the cannery and the crates will tie
furnished to the pickers.
The Cannery will also handle Bart­
lett pears and prunes.
The valley around Myrtle Point end
Coquille la very fertile, clim atic con-
ditioni being favorable far barrías end
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U Dated August 8, 1018- '
W. V . Gage,
g0t6 Sheriff e f Coo* County, Oregon.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OffffOON , BOB
COOS COUNTY.
Georg* E. Donnldeon, Plaintiff,
v*.
Clara
ggfal^to..
Defendant:
o f the state e f Oregon
to times r and
______ ____ plaintiff’s Complaint in
the above entitled suit on or before the
20th day o f September, 1918, the date
«if the lest publication o f tide sum­
mons. On your feih ire.to appear and
answer the plaintiff will take a judg­
ment and decro* as demanded in p u la -
tiff’s Complaint, vix .; F or a
wholly annulling the marriage
tract between plaintiff end defend­
ant, fo r the cere and custody o f the
minor child, M argucreta Donaldson,
and for such other and further relief
as to the Court shell seem equitabU.
fQ a summons ia published by an
order a*od* the 8th day o f
1918, by the vflon. Jamas
Judge o f the County Court e f the
State o f Oregon, fo r Coo* County, the
first publication to be the 9tb day o f
A ugust and the last publication there­
o f tiie 20th day o f S*ptemb*rTl918.
W alter Sinclair,
30t7
A ttorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALI­
ZATION.
For Night Train to Portland
To start e movement fo r better
train service in the Coos Bay coun­
try, Philip Buchner sent to the North
Bend chamber o f commerce, who In
turn sent to the Marshfield chamber e
letter, setting forth conditions as they
exist here end urging'faction to rem­
edy the situation, says the Record.
Mr. Buchner bcliaves that the 80,-
000 or 40,000 poo pie tributary to the
Coos Bey country should have e night
train from Portland carrying both
passengers end mail. Many districts
r.ot as large as this, he says are much
better supplied in that direction. As
it to, tho service to a detriment to
Coos Bay and to bound to «Overt busi­
ness to other points not so advantage­
ously situated.
In addition to the poor rail ser­
vice, he says, tho telephone system
to very poor end the telegraph system
not much better.
For example he
cites an instance when he tried from
four to six hours to get telephone con­
nection from North Bend to Portland.
Mr. Buchner does not suggest any
line o f action for the chambers o f the
Bay to pursue, but thinks the matter
should be taken up energetically end
in the proper manner with the au­
thorities in whose power it to to better
conditions and says he to rare results
would follow .
Coe* County,
m enu
, together with ac­
cruing coeto.
I W ILL ON SATUR­
DAY, THE 7TH DAY OF SEPTEM­
BER, 1818, et the hour o f 10 o’clock
in the forenoon o f said «ley e t tn*
County Court House in the City o f
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, offer
for sale end sell et public auction to
the highest end best bidder for cash in
hand nil the right, title end interest of
the said Defendants in and to the fo l­
lowing described real property, to-w it:
The Weet half (t o ) o f Lot one (1 ) In
Section Thirteen (18) Township twen­
ty-six (88) South o f Range Thirteen
(18) W eet o f A e W illamette Meridian,
Ceos County, Oregon; and more par­
ticularly described as follow s: Begin­
ning at a point that to ths North-
West corner o f the South-Went quar­
ter (8W 14) o f the South-W eet Quar­
ter (S W M ) o f Section Thirteen (18)
Township
Twenty-six (88) South,
Range Thirteen
(IS )
W est o f
tho W illamette Meridian, running
from ths said point East Six-hundred
sixty (888) feet, thence South Thir­
teen-hundred Twenty (1820) feet,
thence W est Forty-three (48) feet,
thence North Seven-hnndred Forty-
fou r end Ftvo tenths (744.6) Feet,
thence W est Six-hundred Seventeen
(817) feet thence North Five-hundred
Seventy-five end Five tenths (678.6)
feet to the place o f beginning, all with-'
in the South-W est quarter ( SW \ ) o f
the (S W H ) o f Section Thirteen (18)
Township Twenty-six (28) Range
Thirteen (18) W est o f the W illamette
Meridian in Coos County, Oregon, sad
containing Nine and 68-100 (0.68)
acres o f lend.
Beginning et the southeast corner
o f the Southeast Quarter o f the South!
west Quarter (SEM o f the SW 14) o f
Section Thirteen (1 8 ), Township tewn-
ty-six (28) south. Range Thirteen
chains to the piece o f beginning end
containing ten (10) acres o f lead,
more or lest.
Also the sou&> ten (10) scree o f uni­
form width on the south side o f the
Southeast Quarter o f the Southwest
Quarter (8E H o f S W * ) o f Section
thirteen (1 8 ), Township twenty-six
south e f Range thirteen (18) W eet o f
the W illamette Meridian, ell fa) Coos
County, Oregon.
The North five (6 ) seres o f uniform
width along the north side o f the
Northeast Quarter o f the Northwest
Quarter (N E U o f the NW14) o f Sec­
tion tw enty-four (24), Township twen-
tyjhix (28) Sooth o f Range thirteen
(IS ) Weet o f the W illamette Meridian,
Coes County, Oregon.
Alee beginning et the northeast cor­
ner o f the Northwest Quarter (N W Q )
o f Section twenty-four (24), Township
twenty-six (28) S ob th ^ f Range Thir­
teen (IS ) W est o f the W illamette Mer­
idian and running thence sooth two
end one-half (2 )4 ) chains le a point,
the asase being the place o f beginning
o f the lend described; thence continu­
ing in ths same conrea south «even end
one-fcalf (7 )4 ) durine; thence west
twenty (20) durine; thence north eev-
The Coes County Beard o f Equali­
sation will meat e t the Court House et
Coquille, Oregon, on Monday, the 8th
day o f September, 1917, end publlciy-
the tm sm sm rr rotto,and cor­
rect all errors in valuation, descrip­
tions or qualities o f lands, lots or
other property assessed by me. It
shall be the duty o f e ll presene inter­
ested to appear et thè shove place end
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON
EXECUTION IN FORECLOSURE.
Notice to hereby given that by vir­
tue o f an execution end order o f eels
issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r Lane County on
the 18th day o f July, 1018, in e suit
wherein on the 20th day o f February,
1918, the plaintiff, The First National
Bank o f Eugene, Oregon, e national
banking association, recovered judg­
ment against the defendants A. H.
Hinkeon and Mabel C. Hinkson fo r the
sum o f Nineteen Thousand One Hun­
dred Sixty-six end 88-100 Dollars with
interest thereon from the 20th day o f
February, 101», at the rate o f eight
per cent per annum, end Twelve Hun­
dred Dollars attorneys’ fees, end the K M
further sum o f F fty-nlne Dollars costs
end disbursements, end tho further
ram o f Four Hundred Ninety-six end
08-100 Dollars, which judgment wee
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's ~
oS ce o f said Court in raid County on
the 28th day o f February. 1018, end
said execution to me directed com­
manding me in the neme o f the Stete
o f Oregon in order to satisfy said
judgment, 'attorneys fees, costs, ac­
cruing costs to sell the follow ing des-
cribed reel property, to-w it:
The North half o f the Northwest
quarter, and the Southwest quarter o f
the Northwest quarter o f Section 82
in Township 28 South Range 8 W est
o f the W illamette Mreidian in Coos
County, State o f Oregon.
Now, Therefore, in the m i m o f the
B ute o f Oregon, end in compliance
with said oxecution and order o f sale
and in order to satisfy said judgment,
attorneys’ fees, caste end accruing
costa, I will on Saturday, the 24th day
o f August, 1018, et the hour o f 1
o’clock P. M. on said day, et the front
door o f the County Court House in
Coquille, Coo# County, Orogn, offer
for sole end sell for cash, subject to
redemption, ell the right title end in­
terest o f the defendants A. H. Hink-
son, Mabel C. Hinkson, United States
Nniional Bank o f Eugene, S. P. Pe-
tereon, Idaho State Life Insurance
Company, Boutin-Pekks Lumber Com-
£ "7 ,
Fellmen-Newtond Company.
Ormt Western Lend Company, Jesse
O Walls, Joe. C. Gibcon, J. R. Mar-
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