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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1918)
■ AUGUST 9, 1911 i Circuit Court o f the Otes dey o f July, 191«, in a p fil said Court ponding By — coaunanaing me to Sell the mnrnnmwmr described rani property to satisfy tho 1 sum o f $1100.89 with interest at 6% from Jana 24th, 1919, ! T , *nd attorney fee o f $126.00 and • crack! With accruing costs. I W ILL ON SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1918, at the hour o f 10 o’clock in the forenoon o f said day at the County Court House in tho CRy o f Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, of fer fo r sale and sell at public auction to tho highest and best bidder for cash in hand all the right title, and interest o f the said Defendants in and to the follow ing described real property, to-w it: Beginning at the Northwest corner o f Let One (1 ) in Block F ifty nine (69) o f E lliott’s Ad dition to Coquille City, Coos County, Oregon, and running thence South Ninety fire (96) feet; thence East Sixty (60) fe et; thence North Ninety Ore (96) feet; thence W est Sixty (60) fest to the place o f beginning, with appurtenances, tenemci.is add hered itaments, together with all interest which tho m ortgagee!« have acquired, if any, since the making o f said mort- upon tho scene. The tiny dew-drops hanging to the limbo o f the trees arc transform ed into a million spariding diamonds and tho heavy fo g hanging low in the canyons appears like groat lakes in the distance. Here and there some g iy rt peak stands forth from tho fo g banks and takas on the as pect o f an island. A s the sun mounts higher and higher, songs burst from the threats o f a thousand birds. A small rabbit frisks out in tho open and begins n ibbin g tho tender grasses, o f a panther reeounds from the depths o f a canyon. It echoes along the sides o f the rocky cliffs, is caught up and carried on and on until it strikes against the sides o f H ack moountain and eomeo re-echoing back down the gorge. The songs e f birds cease. W ith excited duckings the old pheas ant gathers her y oung about her hnd starts fo r the thicket. The rabbit scurries fa r cover. A small fawn which had been on the point e f stop ping forth from the woods, holts, quivering with fear, R slinks from sigh t in the dark,depths o f the fo r est. Only the who*, whoo o f the ruffled grouse breaks the silenco. Big Horn, the hugest buck on the Siski you range, making his way down the mountain side fo r his morning drink at the cool spring, stopped stock Still as the panther’s cry echoed up the gorge. Standing at the edge o f a lit tle cl oaring he dolicatdy sniffed the air. Could it be that this ancient fee o f his was lying in wait fo r him in the dark receesce o f the canyon T Suddenly he stiffened. Every muscle grow tends. The scent that raachad his nostrils was not that o f his foe. It was the scent o f burning cedar. That meant but one thing. The hunt ers from the city were back again. Every year they came. From the time that "B ig Horn” was a small fawn and trotted at his mother’s side ho had been punned by these rden t- " m assi » With MM-mlnm 1 ^ M O M A National m fl Shock Absorber 4 m m cd tl. I W ILL ON SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST. IM S, at tho hour o f 10 o’clock in tho forenoon « f add day at the County Court House in tho City o f CoquiUe, Goes County, O n e «», o f fer fo r aala alM oell at public auctioa cash in hand all the right title, and interest o f the said Defendants in and to the follow ing described real property, to-w it: Lot numbered Three ( I ) in Block'numbered F ifty nine (69) o f E lliott’* Addition to Coquille City, Coos County, Oregon, according to the plat thereof on file and o f record in the office o f the County Clerk o f Coos County Oregon. Said sale being made subject to redemption in {b e manner provided by law. Dated July 12th, 1918. W. W. Gage, Pg Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. Do you remember any period in which our country has been subjected to so many anxious moments as during the past two years ? Can there be any doubt that confidence in the Federal Reserve Banking System as a national shock abaorber has contributed largely to the tranquility o f business and banking during these 3S tense months ? I f you appreciate what this new nation-wide J- system has been doing for you, yeu can support it and add to its strength by promptly becoming one o f our depositors. First National Bank Coquille, Oregon REDEMPTION NOTICE A ll Coos County W arrants, drawn on the general fund and indorsed prior to April 1st, 1916, will bo paid on pre sentation at my office in Coquille, Ore gon; no interest will be allowed on any o f these warrants after the 26th day o f July, 1918. Dated this _26th day o f July, 1918. T. M. Dimmick, ltd i County Treasurer. H&s opened on the Comer of Front and Hall Street He has a large variety o f goods as he has -purchased the Tupper stock «n d added some new as well as old. A New Line of Dishes and Tableware NOTICE N otice is hereby given, that Moon A Gidley, contractors, have completed their contract for improving that por tion o f the Coos City-Douglas County Line Road between, Ceos City and 8umner, in compliance with the plana and specifications and that the County Roadmpster o f Coos County has filed his certificate o f the completion of said contract, and any person, firm or corporation having objections to fils to something. They wouldn’t roast Ms ribs over any fire nor display his h e n s to admiring friands. On and on he went, growing weaker at every stride. The baying o f the dogs grew foot o f the mountain, and with blood gushing in spurts from his side, began the climb fo r the top. The loose lava slipped under his hoofs, nuking it Hoes, Rakes, Axes, Hand Saws, Wash Tubs and Boards. Iron Bedsteads, Sanitary Couches, Sani tary Springs, new, from $6:50 to |20 each- 100 dozens Fruit Jars, Cook Stoves, Heaters, Camp Stoves, Pipe, Elbows. Large variety o f Tools—Saws, Squares, Hammers, Etc. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed ad ministrator o f the estate, o f Jsnnie Roosevelt Pool, deceased, and all per sons having claims against the said estate are required to present them, with the proper vouchers, to the un dersigned at his office fas F irst Na- tional Bank building, Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, within six months from the date o f this notice. Dated July 19th, 191A J. J. Stanley, Administrator o f the Estate o f Jen nie Roosevelt Pool, Deceased. 27t5 PHONE NO. 1103 TO GET QUICK QUICK «* B & il k * "-v ' f e ;. I « & Cb : < NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby giyen that the un dersigned has been duly appointed ad ministratrix o f the estate o f Sofia Hammarlof, deceased, and all persons having claims against the said es tate are required to present them, with thp proper vouchers, to the un- ilersigned at the office o f J. J. Stanley, First National Bank Building, Co quille, Coos County, Oregon, within six months from the date o f this no tice. Dated this 19th day o f July, 1918. . Annie 8. Colvin, Administratrix o f the Estate o f So fia Hammarlof, Deceased. 27 t i thirsty msn. He always the early teachings o f his had never token any unnecessary chances. Several times during tbs pest three years, in spite o f the cau tion he exercised, he had nearly been tem ped. Only the year before he and two companions had been surprised while foedlng on the down stream glades. Tbs hunters, with high pow er rifles, opened fir« on them from a distant peak. Urn first shot tors a ragged hole in the ground Just under him and sent the dirt flying against his belly. He leaped madly fo r the brush, and though the boiloto w h lsh i all around him he gained shelter with out being harmed. His companions were not se fortunate. Being young tho white men they felled to take “ Big Horn’s” advice and run, but stood still and triad to aee i f they could distinguish tho causo o f the noise. "B ig Horn” heard the sicken ing thud o f the bullets as thoy struck his m a ts. Late that night ha sneak ed back to the spot and up to within a few gards o f tho hunters’ camp Area. He beheld U m fllH roasting Ml his mate’s ribs over the Are. Then end there, “ Big Horn” vowed he would never be treated in that manner. From then on the hunter* who had flighted him became sa fer fo r his heed of horns. Ever since then he hnd to exert every bit o f hie skilled training to keep from fallin g a victim to the wily hunter. And new here they were back again. And the nerve o f it! T lcy were camped on hit very feeding grounds. Drinking from the vary spring, where fo r yoars he hod never let a morning paaa without dipping his velvet nose in the cool water. And they woro cutting down the var^ trees where he Jkad sharpened Ms horns to knife like skarpaees, se he PAGE FIVE Professioaal Cards J. A. RICHMOND PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON. Richmond-Barker Building. Coquille, Ora. Phones, Ofltee 626, Baa. 214. W. C. CHASE ZEROLENE The Stimdud Oil&rMotor Qa t S ta n d a rd OU, C o q u ille . O rtffo n . H ie Best Substitute For Our Long Distance Service ia our Telegraph Service 4,000 offices open day and night in the Pacific Coast States 4TTMNIY-AT-UW Coos & Curry Telephone Company Coquille TH E ONE IN D U S T R Y IN DR. C. W . ENDICOTT ♦ COQUILLE First H’t ’l Bank B’M’g During the hot weather o f the mer months some member o f a every fam ily is likely to be tro with an unnatural looseness o: bowels, and H is o f the grantee parlance that this be treated pn y, which can only be done who SHERIFF’S SALE OF BEAL PROP ERTY ON FORECLOSURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That under end by virtue o f an Exe cution end Order o f Sale issued out e f the Circuit Court o f the State o f Ore gon fo r the County o f Coos on the 11th day o f July, 1918, ia n certain Phone Mala 11, Coquille, Dragon. J. J. STANLEY uwraf Office In Farmers f i (hat has operated continuously sine# its aatabUahmant some fourteen years ago has been your Laundry. Rain or shine, good times and bod, it has boon on the Job. W o have a number o f custom ers that have patronised it continually from tho beginning. W# are grateful fo r this appreciation o f our service. Our a la is to im prove the service ia every way possible. W e wash ever y thing washable. 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