Coquille herald., October 17, 1906, Image 2

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Squille Herald.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IO, 1906.
Oar Common School*,
BT C. H. HARROW.
U l
E ditor H erald :— Before taking
up spelling as we intended in this
article, we desire to give a few more
thoughts on reading and its appli>
cation. Few persons comprehend
that correct reading is the very
basis of a good English education.
You cannot obtain a clear concep­
tion nor a correct understanding of
any question, problem, or state­
ment unless you read it correctly,
This applies especially to Arithme­
tic, Grammar, Geography, History,
Rhetoric, and all similar studies.
In eleven years experience, I have
seen more teachers fail on their ex­
amination from misreading the prob­
lems and questions, tbau from any
other one cause Teachers that I
knew could solve the problem or an­
swer the question, and in talking
with them afterward I almost invar­
iably discovered that they had failed
to read the question so as to get its
true meaning. And one of the
greatest difficulties nearly all per­
sons have to overcome is reading
too rapidly. Very few persons get
the real depth of meaning intended
to be conveyed by the writer, even
when reading our daily papers.
To be a good reader, one must be
able to put himself in the place of
tho writer, and see and feel and un­
derstand. what the writer saw and
felt and understood. This is the
great art of good reading. And to
do this, one must not only hare per­
fect control of his voice, but in ad­
dition to the things 1 mentioned
lust week, he must have perfect con­
trol of well developed breathing
organs, must be able to fill the lungs
nnd bold or expell the breath at
will, either slowly and quietly with
f jrce and power, or with explosive
force and power. He must have
good expression both as to features
and tone of voice, cloar distinct pro­
nunciation, and thorough knowledge
of pitch, force, stress, tremor, quan­
tity, quality, melody, cadence, pause,
movement, directness, interrogation,
aifi'poucaiiuu, luiltauon, »-Ucmkiuu,
transition, antithesis, parenthesis,
npostrophe, soliloquy, climax and
compass, with gesture and action.
Tho good reader must also under­
3 S T O T IO E .
Long Silk Gloves at .Mrs, Moon’s.
Dr Withyoombe, Prof A. L C apt R eed Falla to H is Death,
Notice is hereby given that all
Seed and feed oats at Land A Kinsley and a Mr. Clovei, late of
Expense in Vacation after j u jv About Sixty of our Local Singers to k )’on!i
On Suturiliiy at about 10 o ’clock C oob County warruuts drawn on the
Germany, arrived on schedule time
Give Queen Either this Week
1906 term.
Rig closing out sale is on now at and very interesting and well-at- a. in, Captrin Oloff Reed, a pioneer general road fund aud endorsed
In Masonic Hall.
Officers salaries,................. $1216 68
Lorenzs store.
tended meetings were held at Bev- steamboat man of this river, while prior to October 1, 1906, will be
Election.................................
3 00
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Ladies’
fine
shoes,
Eastern
made,
eral different points in the county. attempting to repair an eave trough paid on presentation at my office in
For the past two weeks nearly
Janitor..........................
80 Q 0
at the Mill store.
Dairying and scientific farming were 00
l,,iru
0,10 ' f his places neur (toquille, Oregon.
No interest will
Indigent Soldiers................ 56 qq all our local singers have been at-
A nice line of Misses’ cloaks just discussed, but the subject re -eiving
M l from the staging ami 1 ^ aj|ow#{j after Hept 30, 1906.
Expense................................. 25 jg tending the rehearsals and prepar­ iu at Mrs. Nosler’s.
killed.
J. B. DULLEY,
the greatest attention was that of waB
ing the sacred opera “ Queen Esther”
Indigents,..................
39!i
The deceased was born in Chris­
For
shoes
that
have
some
snap
denatured
alcohol.
Coos
county
Coos
County Treasurer.
which will be given iu all its orien­
Circuit Court,........................ 18
and style to them, call at Robinson s. has been designated as a point to tenson, Norwav, aud was 78 years, Coquille, Oregon, Sept. 25, 1906.
tal splendor in the Masonio Hall,
KEOULAR OCTOBER TERM.
When you go to get your oil suit receive one of thesi alcohol factories 10 months and 21 days old at the
Friday and Saturday nights of this
Full oi Tragic Meaning
for winter, go to O. Wilson & Co. in case our farmers will guarantee time of his death, and leaves a
IN RE JUSTICE COURT
week. All the parts are to be taken
Several parties are coming from a sufficiency of acreage.
Enthusi- brother and two sisters to mourn his are these lines from J. H. Simmons,
State of Oregon vs Geo. E. Bax- by local singers except the solo of
Mars lifield to attend “ Queen Esther, aptic meetings are being held in suddeu taking off, who are Capt. of Casey, la.
Think what might
ter.
“ King” which will be sung by Mr.
The very latest in readymade 1 different parts of the county, and Hans Reed, of Marshfield, Mrs. have resulted from hie terrible
E. G. D. Holden, J. P. fees, $20 55 Cecil R. Wade, a young attorney
cough if he had not taken the med­
*
State of Oregon vs Maxam Young. who has recently come to Coos Co. dress skirts for Indies at Mrs. Nos. we feel sure that the requisite quau Oilman and Mrs Tbelin.
icine about which he writes:
“I
ler’s.
j
tity
of
land
in
as
good
as
assuied.
E. G. D. Holden, J. P. fees,
9
For a time the Capt. was inter­ bad a fearful cough, that troubled
to reside and who has located in
Mrs. John Fox, witness fees,
1
ested with Oden Nelson iu the mer- my night’s rest. I tried everything
Lots of different styles of shoes
Marshfield, Mr. Wade has a bass
Land A Lyons haue seed rye.
Mrs. Augusta N osier“ .......
1
oantilo business nt Norway, and but nothing would relieve it, until
voice of pleasing quality, and bis in any size to choose from at Rob­
inson’s.
Full stock of grass seeds at built the steamer Cecies in the I took Dr. King’s New Discovery for
Charlotte McDonald “ ..........
1
rendition of the interpolated song,
seventies and was connected with Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
Elma McDonald,..... “ ..........
1
Anything you want in Flanelette Knowlton’s.
“ I am King O’er Land and Sea,” as
which completely cured me.” In­
Lee Goodman witness and
Robinson’s new fall dress goods the steamboat business for many stantly relieves and permanently
he sung it in the production of ready made underware at Mrs.
constable fees.................... 7 25 Queen Esther in Marshfield recent­ Nosler’s.
years
during
which
time
he
made
are here, call and see them.
c u r e B all throat and lung diseases;
State of Oregon vs Wm Reddick. ly, brought forth storms of applause.
muoy friends in Coos County.
prevents grip nnd pneumonia. At
Gold Seal Rubber Boots worth
A new line of Walk-Over shoes
E. G. D. Holden, J. P. fees
8 10 The costumes furnished by Mr. twice as much as any other make at
The funeral service was conduct­ 1 R. S. Knowlton’s, druggist; guar­
at tho C- M. A M. Co’s store.
Eva Reddick, witness...........
1 50 Robinson for this production are Drane’s.
ed at the grave in the Norway cein- anteed; 50c nnd $1.00 Trial bottlg
Mens’ and Boys’ fall and winter eteiy on Monday at 2 p. in. by Rev. free.
Milton J Reese,......................
1 50 elaborate and carefully studied to
C, I. Green, of Lampa, is now do­
Lilly Reese...............................
1 50 represent the costumes worn by the ing the butchering act for the En­ suite to suit all at Robinson’s.
Thos. Barklow, of Myrtle Point.
NOTICE.
Be sure and see that fine Panama
Amy Reddick..........................
1 50 Jews and Persians in the term of terprise Meat Market, "of this city.
dress goods at O. Wilson A Co’s,
E. M. Blackerby, constable,
6 95 king Xerxes the royal husband of
Notice is hereby given that the
Our Special Piano Sale.
Special sale on stone ware at O
W. W. Gage, constable and
Step in at Mrs. Nosler’s and ox-
County Court will receive sealed
Queen Esther.
Wilson A Co’s on Fridays and Sat­
milage.......................................
8 75
amine her dress and goods 'Kimona VWd like to have a special sale
bids up to and including Wednes­
The scarf drill by seven young urdays of each week.
And clean out all our stock,
State of Oregon vs Claude Clark ladies ib a feature o f the entertain­
goods just in.
day, October the 3rd, 1906, for the
But
how
to
tell
our
little
tale
Land A Lyons have chicken feed
E. Bender J. P. Fees..........
2 95 ment that never fails to please and
superintending and raring for the
Dont forget that Mrs. Nosier has
Our purpose seem to block.
State of Or egon vs J. E. Camp­ the drill of the King’s and Queen’s wheat at reduced rates by the ton. n swell line of Ladies dress skirts We’ ve had a “ clearance sale” before,
County Poor Farm and Infirmary
It will pay you to investigate prices.
bell.
Our neighbors had a “ fire”
and the inmates thereof from the
and Childrens coats.
pages always interests the audience.
Across the street ;they’ re‘ *cleaning store” 4th dav of October, 1906, to tho 1st
B. B. Teters, of Fairviey, was in
Alltogether the entertainment
D. P. Strang Jr., J, P........
4 10
All stoneware at O. Wilson A
Eisehere they’ ll “ soon retire”
day of March, 1907.
The County
E. B. Henry, constable fees,
7 15 is one far above the average of am­ town Monday selling some nice' C o ’ b will be offered at special sale
We don’ t just like the “ auction sale”
grapes,
of
which
he
raises
¡a
goodly
Court reserves the right to reject
State of Oregon vs Frank Mayer ateur performances and all who
for the next few weeks.
The “ alteration’s old”
any and all bids for all service.
D P Strang Jr., J. P...........
4 45 have witnessed the rehearsals agree number on his place.
J. W. Clinton who has been un­ Of course we can’ t say we’ ve “ failed”
J am es W atson ,
A fine line of the A. G. Spauld­
E. B. Henry, Const fees... 29 OS it is to be the best local entertain­
The “ marked down” tale’ s been told,
der the weather of late, was able to
Clerk.
“ Discarded styles” doesn’ t sound so well, Dated Sept. 13, 1906.
State of Oregon vs J. A. Barnes. ment ever given here. The follow­ ing sweaters at the Coquille Mill
be up to town yesterday.
A Mercantile Co’s Store.
The “ over-stocked” won’ t g o ;
T. H. Chapman, J. P. fees
8 ' 90 ing is the cast of characters and
Mrs. E. -J. Price and daughter,
S. H. McAdams, the blacksmith We guess we’ ll try a “ sale to sell,”
C. K. Shaw, Const, fees.......
3 40 list of singers in the opera.
Notice to Creditors.
And see what that will do.
bandies
the Columbus Buggies,
Mrs.
John
Fonlks,
and
son
Edd,
Louis Circle, witness...........
1 70 Esther, the Queen, Ethel Johnson-Mehl
Notice is hereby given that the under­
Racene Wagons and G, L. Clark
Harry Benson.......................
1 70 Ahaauerus. the K ing,......Cecil It. Wade started Friday 'for Ashland, where Vehicles.
signed lias been duly appointed admin­
Ours is a continuous “ sale to sell,”
Haman,
the
Premier,.........
W
.
C.
Chase
they
will
spend
the
winter.
Dr. Cananaugh....................
1 70
istrator of the estate of E. H. Beyers,
The finest line yet of fall and For your own protection look at the deceased, and that all persons having
Zeresb, Hainan’ s wife...Gertrude Wilson
Ladies’ ties and all kinds of
pianos
offered
at
other
sales
at
so-called
State of Oregon vs Andrew Shat­ Mordecai, theJew...........C. E. McCurdy
fine shoes, the latest out, Eastern winter coats, waists and skirts for sacrifice prices, but always fortify your­ claims against said estate are hereby
Prophetess.............. Mrs. L. H. Hazard
ter.
ladies and girls to arrive at Robin­
notified that they are required to pre­
made, at the mill store.
self before going with the detemination
Mordecai’s sister...Mrs. Chas. Moomaw
sent the N a m e duly verified to the un­
C. L. Pennook, J. P ............
5 10 High Priest............................J. J. Lamb
not to buy, until you have first seen dersigned at theoffice of A. J. Sherwood,
J. W. Bell, of Norway, who re­ son’s at once.
J. W. Carter, Coast fees..... 14 40 Hegai......................... ................ D. Morgan cently had the experience with the
Queen Esther, for the Benefit 'o f what we have to offer you as a strictly in Coquille, Coo«county, Oregon, within
State vs Geo.Boone, Vic. Wick- Scribe......................... Dr. J. D. Wetmore giant powder at the rock qarry near our school Friday and Saturday reliable piano house. You certainly six months from the date hereof.
County Court Pioceedings.
man, John Larson.
C. L. Pennock, J. P............
J. W. Carter, Const............
W. L. Condron....................
A. P. Owens, Juror............
J P Rust................................
Wm Barkas..........................
<r. n. n Uv L .............................
M. P. Gulovson...................
Jake Evans....witness.........
John WasBon.........................
Geo. Nichols............„ ..........
Will Conklin.........................
John Coukliu.........................
Geo. McDougal....................
Ira Alba................................
Irving Smith.........................
Floyd Coffelt........................
Tom Mills.............................
Frank Sherman .................
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stand, and be able to express the
various passions and emotions, such
as mercy, joy, sorrow, grief, resig.
antion,
gratitude, cheerfulness,
hope, expectation, reverence, adora­
tion, awe, love, jealousy, suspicion,
admonition, moral courage, re­
proach, obstinacy, physical courage,
State vb Jno Negithon.
command, threatening,
defiance,
denunciation, fear, terror, horror, W. L. Condron, constable
pitv, p a iD , suspense, surprise, con­
fees.................................
5 Ofr
tempt, envy, anger, scorn, remorse,
State vs Chas. Sneddon.
and despair.
■las H. Cox, witness (Trial
Many readers are a failure by Jan. 1904.)...........................
reason of mouthing the words,
COnONER’s COURT EXPENSES.
drawling, affection or “ putting on”
In re inquest Margaret and Helen
as we say, speaking in artificial
Sawyers and Ethel Galbraith.
Median Princess......... Mrs. Fred Slagle
that place, was in town Manday.
Persian Princess............... Grace Dudley
The Walk-Over shoe is it. The
Beggar..........................Mrs. Geo. Hartley
Hainan's Child...........-
Elsie Peoples C. M. & M. Co’s store has just re­
Captain King’ s Guards........V. M. Vose
ceived a large assortment of them.
__.
(Edith Perrott
Queen s Pages................... } Alice Stanley
Land A Lyons have sold 100 bar­
nights. Secure your tickets
you are too late.
Robinson has just received a big
lot of skirts, coats aDd furs, just the
things the ladies are looking for at
this leason.
rels
of
White
Spray
flour
in
the
ion
Itermier last 30 days and still they continue
<***>'....... I Mary VVafter
Mr. and Mrs. R E. Buck have
Mrs. W . F. McDaniel to come. Be sum and try this flour sold their niee borne and three lote
Mrs. iv. uiyler
Queen's Maids. “ ì Mrs.
M
Kate Watson
before buying any other brand. opposite the H e r a l d buildiDg t o
(Susie Tnttle
Remember you get your money back W. C. Rose, the telephone man.
Ray Deaa
if this flour is not satisfactory, nnd
Levi
Bunch
Kuowlton has on baud a large
K ing’ s Guards..
J E Quick
no questions asked.
stock of best grass seeds. Consisting
A. O. Hooton
When it rains protect your feet of red clover, white clover, alsike,
Susie Smith
Neeta Smith
by buying you rubbers at Robin­ timathy, redtop, imported orchard
Emily Harlocker
son’s. This seasons new stock jus grass and rye grass, also fresh sup­
K ing’ s Maidens...- Kate McDaniel
ply of alfalfa.
tn.
fi
Kathryn Wells
Ella Johnson
Anna Dudley
Accompanist........ Mrs. E. O. Hawkins
Director.................Martin E. Robinson.
Cegar Factory for Coquille
E. L. Tozier, the boot and shoe­
maker, who has occupied a corner
in the store of C. M. Skeels for
some time, has moved to the Gilkey
building near the corner of Front
and Hall streets and added materi­
ally to his stock, among other
things, a lot of extras for harness,
etc., and will be prepared to do a
general harness repairing business
in connection with his boot and
shoo work
will he amply rewarded
for
putting
before yourself to the trouble as others have.
Mrs. W. L. Kistuer, of this city
and her sister, Mrs. G. S. Davis, of
Norway, returned lately from Fern-
dale, ’aliforuia, where they hail
been called to the bedside of» their
father, Wm. Trigg, who passed
away and was buried while they
were there.
Dated this 9th dav of July, 190fi.
J. P. BEYERS,
Administrator.
We refund your transportation to and
from Marshfield including a day’s mu­
The most precious gift is the eye sight.
sical entertainment to anyone purchas­
Do not trifle with it.
ing a piano.
We carry a complete line of pianos,
organs, Zano O Phone and Edison ma­
chines ami records. 6000 copies sheet
music. Instruction books and strings
for all instruments. Give us a call.
W . R. HAINES MUSIC CO*
Phone 1441 Residence 548.
C and Broadway, Marshfield, Or.
It costs you nothing to see
LET US DESIGN YOUR HOME
And you will have Bomethlng
to be proud of the rest o f your
life. We are specialists on the
California
Bungalows
and
Mission style Cottages, beyond
a doubt the most beautiful,
convenient and inexpensive
residences In America.
We
furnish plans, specifications
and details complete any car­
penter can build. If you are
in the least interested, send us
a stamp and we will mall our
prospectus, or send 50 cents for
handsome book of designs.
M. G. Pohl, Registered Optician
Office in
W. H. Schroeder’ s Jewelry Store, first
week of each month.
N els P. Nelson.
Prosper, Oregon.
A gent
fo r
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
F. T. Crewe and bon, Clifford
Crewe, of Ophir, Curry county,
The best, cheapest aud most con-
have sold
out at that plaoe
If you have lost your boyhood
and the former came up last week
spirits, courage and confidence of
Ae nient power on the market,
anil has purchased the vacant lot
yomh, we offer you new life, fresh
courage and freedom from ill health
between the Lone Stare Restaur­
in Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea j V H t A E A R C YO U GOING M Y P R E T T Y IU A 1 D ? IM GOING A "W A LK IN G 51 R . S H E SA ID .
ant and the Mill Co’s store for a
I N E V E R G PO W W E A R Y . A N D W O U L D Y O U K N O W W H Y * I 'V E T H E V E R Y B E S T 5 H 0 E 3 ON
If You want a shoe for your chil­ 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
R S.
location for a cigar factory, they dren that wears and lias some style Knowlton.
THEY Bt N™ CB rovn S hoe C ompany I s BLUE RlBBON ¿HOES*
tones, and in a strained, unnatural C L Pennock, coroner’s fees
THE ONLY KIND SMART LITTLE PEOPLE W1U. W E-
being expert cigar makers. This about it get the Buster Brown shoe
manner. Remembor -‘Hamlet’s Ad­
$26 80 -a llo w e d .................$18 40 will mid one more industry to our at Robiuson’s.
Notice
vice to the Players” , and be natural, Mrs U S Shaver, witness....... 1 50 1 ist and offer to our cigar users a
be yourself.
Dr. Tatom, Hie Dentist, w ill
Mrs E J Gray........................... 1 50 good clean product which will be
close
his oflji-e «>n October 171li. an.
B
Gray
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1
50
Some one says all this is elocu­
free from any contamination con­
til November *25th. Will mnke n
In re inquest of Wm Jones.
tion. Well, good reading is elocu­
tained by thoso made by Chinese
professional tiip to Rogue Ri\er.
other unclean
and un­
tion. The common idea that Elocu. E Mingus, coroner................... 17 15 and
tion consists in Yellocution, is a J M Thomas, juror................... 1 00 j scrupulous
manufacturers.
All
NOTICE OF VACATION.
great mistake. Much of the finest Ned C Kelly and milage.......... 5 60 [ dealers in cigars in the valley should
Notice is hereby given that the South­
“
I 00 handle their gooda and encourage
nnd most effective elocution is de­ Wm Warren
ern Oregon Company, (a corporation
“ ................. 1 00 their use in preforeDce to all others.
livered in low impressive tones. W Hinch
organized and existing un.ler the laws
“
1 00
Tones that thrill every nerve with F M Marsh
of the state of Oregon) of Empire City,
Just
received
at
Knowlton's
a
their feeling and intensity. The E C Raymond and milage.... 4 40
Oregon, has this day filed a petition i
Urge stock of Imported Orchard
In re inquest of Anton Wirth.
reader must feel what he reads,
with the Clerk of the County Court for i
Grass— Italian and English Rye
Coos County. Oregon, requesting the
otherwise he never can convey the C L Pennock, coroner's fees..$15 80 Grass seed. Also choice Clover Al­
said Court to vacate a certain Plat in
1 00 falfa, etc.
true thought toothers, and his read­ C E Edwards, juror............
the Town of Marshfield, in said County,
•1
cowvmcHT t9o* a r xhê b mow h snot <•
.. .
1 00
ing becomes mere sounding words Jas Barrie
Don't miss the special sale on
known as the “ New Btdford Addition,”
.1
...
1 00 Friday and Saturday of each week
without spirit, meaning or sense. N B Herron
containing the following blocks and lots,
For sal; at Robiujjtx’sJ StoreJ
«
.. .
1 00 of that beautiful Gensev stone nt O.
We quote the following frem a lead­ O Howard
viz:
•<
Blocks 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12. 13, 17,
Alvin Htnith
...
1 00 Wilson A Co’a.
ing authority.
18, 10, 20, 23, 24, 25, 20, 27, 28, 20, 30,
• 1
...
1 00
“ The reader must seize the soul Oeo Wood rough
This is the season of decay nnd
31 and 32. Lots l and 2 in block l. Lots ;
o f the author whoso thoughts he T F Hansehildt, witness... .... 2 60 weakened vitality. Nature is be­
1.9$ S, 4 in block 2. Lots 1. 2. 3, 4 in
• 1
If you know as well as we do that
. .
2 50 ing shorn of its beauty nnd bloom
would express; he must embody W m Eickworth
block S. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 in block 9. I»ts 1
If
you
would
retain
yours,
fortify
In
re
inquest
on
unknown
body.
l,
2,
3,
4
in
block
21.
Ix>ts
1,
2.
3,
4
in
|
that soul in himself, making it, for
your system with Hollister’s Rocky
block 22.
Lots 1 ,2 , 3, 4 in block 33.
the time, a part of his own being.” E Mingus, corouer........... ...$39 90 Mountain Ten
35 cents, Tea or
Lots 1 and 2 in block 14.
Lots 1, 2, 3,
juror.....
J
M
Thomas,
00
The best teacher liviug cannot
Tablets. R. S. Knowlton.
4, (erroneously numbered b>ts 5, fi, 7, 8,)
Wm
VVearn
00
...
1
take the reading books in our mod­
I in block 15 Ijots 1, 2, 3, 4, (erroneous-
W ould stop your hair from
We have just received the first
M
...
1 00
ern Bcbools and teach good reading Lester Gray
| ly numbered 5, fi, 7. 8"* in block 16, to­
|
issue
of
“
Steel
Points,”
n
new,
but
*• ........ ...
1 00
gether with all streets, alleys or frac­
from them, its an utter impossibility. F M Marsh
! minature magazine published at
• •
tions, as shown by the plat of said ad-
Walter Minch
...
1 00
I Portland by William G. Steel, and
Mr. R. S. Knowlton nnd others
»•
dir ion on file and on record in the office
Ned C Kelly
...
1 00 will make its appearence every three
have spoken to me about teaching
of the County Clerk of Coos County,
P J Rasmussen, witness.. . . . 1 50 months. It is beautiful!; illustrat­
an Elocution class, and I might do
Oregon.
M
B F Griffin
...
1 50 ed an>l is principally developed to I
And notice is also given that the said
so if I con Id get a good class.
H F Stone, constable ........ .. . 3 30 the describing the beauties of wes-
petition is now pending for the time re­
Our next will be on spelling.
| tern cenery. etc. It costa but 50 1
In re inquest on Peter Nelson.
quired by law an«l that, at the exnira-
Y ou would not hesitate in buying a bottle. W e Guarantee
cents a year and is well worth the
I tion >f thirty «lavs from this «late, the
New Goods! New Goods! We E Mingun, Coroner.............
price.
it to give Satisfaction, and if it does not, come
| Southern Oregon C«>mi-any will make
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are receiving fresh, up-to-date lines II W Dunham, Juror..........
the
proper
application
to
the
sai«l
Coun­
and gei
get your money back.
Price 50
w
ana
Dacz. rrice
du cents.
NOTICE TO CREDIT O R S
of gents' and ladies’ shoes, dry- Cima Lorenz.
ty Court of and for the County of Coos
good, domestics and men's furnieh- B F Cope
Having gone out of business, all
I an«l State of Oregon, f »r the vacation of
ing goods. We pay cash for o u r ^ R E L. Bedillion...Juror
| the said Plat of the “ New Be«ifor«i A«l«li-
those knowing themselves to be in­
tion.”
goods and sell the same way.
debted to me are hereby notified
Dated at Empire City, Oregon, this O
Give us a call and examine our
that an immediate settlement will
10th, day of September,
* r , 190H.
A
Reliable Druggist.
guilds and prices. We think we can
be required.
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C, M, A M. Go«
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By R. E. Shine.
The
Eclipse
Fountain Pen
is
14k
with
hard Iridium
point and us­
ually sells for
$3.00
Our special
price
for
a
short time
$ 1.00
Every Pen ab-
D ERM INE
F allin g,
Cure Dandruff and
M ake Your H a ir Grow
solutely guar­
anteed.
Knowltons
Drug Store.
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