Coquille Ijerald.
W E D N E SD A Y,
DEC. 5,
1906.
G o o d F ire Insurance
To those interested in good lire
insurance, the insuring public and
to Continental Agents, Gentlemen:
I take pleasure in banding you
herewith copy of a statement called
for by and tiled with the Superin*
teudent o f Insurance for State of
New York, showing the condition
of the Continental as of November 1,
1906, and giving information re
garding its Snn Francisco conflagra
tion losses.
You will noto that our San Fran
cisco losses are all paid; that they
amounted gross to something over
two and one-half million dollars,
and net to one and three-quarter
million dollars; and I desire to call
your attention, first to the fact that
every dollar of reinsurance has been
collected, showing that we selected
with care, second, our amount at
risk gross and net (for our assets)
was moderate and, of course, very
much less than we could have se
cured, and I can assure you that
the “ Continental”
will never be
found to have more at risk than it
can easily pay in case of conflagra
tion.
The “ Continental," you will see,
has assets Sixteen Million Dollars
and a Net Surplus of over Seven
and One-Half Million Dollars un
doubtedly the largest Net Surplus
of any Company doing business in
the United States.
Our Coast losses were paid cash
without discount and without com
promise because of the earthquake;
every claimant received one hun
dred cents for every dollar due him.
It seems hardly necessary to point
out to you that your best interests
and those of your customers will be
served by placing business with a
company that:
First— Restricts its acceptances
in the conflagration centres of the
great cities to a figure well within
its loss-paying ability;
Second—Does not patronize weak
concerns for reinsurance;
Third— Has ample Assets and the
1 i rgest Net Surplus reported to the
New York Insurance Department.
Fourth— Having sold fire insur
ance, pay its losses without quib
bling and without reference to what
other companies are doing,
Fifth— Is operating under the
Safety Fund Law of New York
State.
More than seventy-five hundred
men aie commissioned to act as,
Agents for the Continental in t.I.o
FOR SALE.
The rivival tervices at the inetlio-
Elmer Flanders who has b en sick
W a n tad —A lot of good house
One horse 6 years old, weight
hold furniture. Enquire of W. A. for several weeks was able to call dist chuicb last Sunday evening was
at the City Hospital yesterday a success. The house was well fill about 1300 pounds, also one mure
Goodman.
for the first time to get a prescrip
Enquire of Henry
ed. The song service was spirited 3 years old.
Furs make a uiceChristmas present tion renewed.
and everyone took part. The sub- Grady, Norway, Oregon.
for the ladies. Don’t forget J. W
C. R. Burrow has some fine speci
Leneve has them.
jeol of the sermon was the “ Wise
mens of popcorn in the office of the
Fool," Luke 12-1-21. There will be
Violius from $2.0Wto $75.00.
Robinson has just received a big
Home Realty Co. which he and his
i-reaching Dec 16, by the pastor,
Mandolins from $1.50. to $35.00
ot of skirts, coats and furs, just the J
son raised in his garden near the morning and evening. Watch next
Guitars from $2.00 to $27.50.
hings tin ladies are looking for.
Henry street bridge. They staud
Haines puys the the express.
Capt. and Mrs. Butler, of th is1 about 10 feet high, two ears to the week’s paper for announcement of
subjects.
Next
Sunday's
services
city, returned Monday from a visit stalkj and fully developed.
will be as follows. Sunday-school
of several weeks at Calistoga and
Licorice Liver Laxative, the best 10 a. m.; Class lueetiug following,
other points in California.
bowel cleanser.
Price 50 cents
led by Bro. J. A. Jackson. Epworth
P. E. Drane, our merchant, had
Prosper, Oregon.
If You want a shoe for your chil For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Co
C oquille Shipping.
League at 6:30 led by Bro. -mith.
business at the Bay yesterday.
dren that wears and has some style quille City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
A gent for
The Tug Vosberg sailed oi. Wed
More New Dress goods to arrive about it, get the Buster Brown shoe
We
are
pleased
to
report
the
eon-
BE IT REMEMBERED, that at a
Buffalo Gasolene Engines
a tj. W. Leneve'sina few days.
at Robinson’s.
nesday.
valesence of the infant daughter of
regular term of the County Court for
The schooners Ruby and Autel-
For the freshest of cakes, pie and
Coos County, Oregon, held at the Court Houry H untly ou the North Fork.
Tbo best, cheapest and most con-
SUMMONS.
ope sailed for San Francisco on Sat bread call at the city Bakery First
I louse in Coquille City in said county j Dr W< tumre Ir.s In cn in attend
veoient power on the market,
and slate, commencing Nov. 5th, 1906, ance.
IN
TH
E
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
Street.
urday.
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR at which were present Hon. John F. I
Call and see those new “ Peter
Hall, County
The steamer Elizabeth and schoon
inty Judge, W . W . Gage, sher-
TH E COUNTY OF COOS.
iff and Jas. Watson, county clerk, when,
Pan”
shirt
waists
for
ladies
at
Rob
ers Mayflower and Bender Bros,
J. T. McCormac, Plaintiff,
among others, the followtng proceedings
va.
« t iv Cad to-witt:
arrived at Bandon from San Fian- esons.
Jennette
Strong,
Euphema
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Johnson, of
IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR THE
cisco on Sunday.
Diggins, George Hunter.
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR
The Barge Chinook and schoon Johnson’s Will, went to the Bay on Alex Hunter, Janies Hun
Saturday.
ter, Janette H . Cox, Mat-
TH E COUNTY OF COOS.
er Advance sailed on Sunday, The
tliew J. Bowron, Israel Suit in Eq
O. Wilson A Co. have fine line of Lando, anil D. L. Rood,the uitv to qui- In the matter of the Estate and Guar
former was towed to sea by the
dianship of Maud A. Harry, Edna
ladies’ sweaers, wrapper s and lastthreapersonsasexecu- et title to
Berl Harry, Joseph Lane Harry, Net- ■
Tug Triumph where she was picked underskirts.
tors of tbe last will and tes- real proper-
tie May Harry, and Hubert Lei and 1
tamentof William Hunter, ty.
up the big towboat, Sampson, which
Harry.
New line of Ladies, Misses and deceased: Mrs. James P.
will lake her to San Francisco.
It appearing to the Court from the
ChilIrens felt shoes and slippers at Hunter, James P. Hunter,
petition of G. W . Harry, the duly ap
Lizzie Bowron, Hugh O.
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Robinsons.
pointed, qualified and acting guardian
Pente cost, Martha Cave-
Mr. McCarthy, the Portland rep
of the persons and estates of the above
Nice new line Ladie’s corsets; also nagh (formerly Martha Ar
entitled
minors* Maud A. Harry, Edna
cher),
Ellen
Archer
and
resentative of Tatum A Bower, the Misses corset waists,tjuat received at
Berl Harry, Joseph Lane Harry, Nettie
Elizabeth Cox,Defendants.
sawmill furnishers, who has been J. W. Leneve.
To Jennette Strong, Euphema Dig May Harry and Hubert Leland Harry,
minors, praying for an order of sale of
at Bandon for some time making
Robinson expects a large assort gins, George Hunter, Alex Hunter, certain real estate belonging to said mi
arraugements with the Codv Lum ment of Boys Double Breasted Di James Hunter, Janette H . Cox, Mat nors, described as follows to-wit:
thew J. Bowron, Israel Lando and D.
E l 2 of S. E . M of 8. 28, Tp. 28, 6. of
ber Co. to put in the new mill for agonal suits in black and blue.
L. Rood, Mrs. James P. Hunter, James
P. Hunter, Lizzie Bowron, Hugh O. R. 12, W . of the W . M. in Coos county,
them, has gone to Portland to place
Oregon,
containing 80 acres;
Pentecost, Martha Cavenagh, Ellen Ar
And Lots 3, 4, 5, & 6, in Block 8, in
the order for the Machine for that TIMBER LAND ACT, JU NE 3, 1878. cher and Elizabeth Cox, the above enti
YOU CAN GET THEM AT
North Addition to the town of Coquille
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tled defendants:
mill, and will also order the machin
City, in Coos county, Oregon, and alleg
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ing that it would be beneficial to the
ery for the new mill to be put in by United States Land Office, Roseburg, O REGON:
said wards that such real estate be sold.
Oregon, October 29, 1906.
You and each of you, are hereby no
Messrs. C. C. Johnson and J. 8
It is hereby ordered that the next of
Notice is hereby giyen,that in compli tified that you are required to appear
Lyons which will occupy a site near ance with the provisions of the Act of and answer the complaint filed against kin of said wards, ami all persons inter
ested
in 88id estate, appear before this
Bullard’s ferry. Mr. McCarthy ex Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An you in the above entitled suit within court, at the court room thereof, in the
Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the six weeks from the date of the first pub
court house, in the town of Coouille
pects to return in a short time with States of California, Oregon, Nevada, lication of this summons, to wit:
City, in Coos county, Oregon, on Thurs
Within six weeks from October 31, day the 6th day of December, 1906, then
a crew of a dozen or mote men and and Washington Territory,” as extended
to all Public Land States by act of Au 1906, and if you fail to appear and an
the work will be rushed as rapidly gust 4, 1892, Robert VanHorn, of 1631 swer on or before the 12th day of De and there to show cause why an order
6th Ave., W est Seattle, county of King, cember, 1906, that date being the last should not be granted for the sale of
as possible.
said real estate.
United States, and each one of them ' Holiday books nt Kuowlton's
know that a Continental policy is j List your property with the Homo
worth one hundred cents on tb* d o l-' Realty Co.
lar under any conditions, I con
A beautiful piaoo on sale at Bar
gratulate them on this fact and the
showing we are able to make, and I ker’s Jewelry store.
urge them to see that the “ Contin
A fine lot of Christmas goods at
ental’’ gets its full share of the good j O. W ilson A Co’s.
business that discrimnating proper
Cbas. Fahy, of Bullards, was in
ty-owners may want rewritten.
town yesterday.
Yours very truly,
H knby E vans .
Large stock of Blank Books at
President. Knowlton’s Drugstore.
T. A. W alker , Lccal Agent,
New stock of mens’ and boys’
Coquille City, Oregon. clothing at Robinson’s.
Neh P. Nelson.
Fountain P en s
There is nothing more
appropriate for a gift
than a
Fountain Pen
Slocum Drug Store
... —
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State of Washington, filed in this office day of the time prescribed in the order
on May 19, 1906, his 'sworn statement
New goods for Kerr’s store are No. 73S6 for the purchase of the South of publication, judgment will he taken
against you for want thereof for the re
east quarter (SEJ^) of Section No. 24, in lief demanded in plaintiff’s complaint,
arriving by every steamer.
Township No. 27, South of Range No. a succinct statement of which is as fol
J. W. Williams came up from the 10 West, W . M ., and will offer proof to lows :
lower river on Saturday to do some show that the land sought is more val
That plaintiff’ s title to the N E
of
uable for its timber or stone than for 8 2, Tp. 26, S. of R. 13 W . of Willam
trading with our merchants.
Now is the time to get vour choice
of those new Fall suits just arrived
at Robinsons.
Don’t forget that Mrs. Nosler’s
is to be the headquarters for Hava,
land china and anything you want
in pretty dishes and vases.
G. B. Haight, a new comer, is the
courteous wielder of the clever be
hind the block at the Market of the
OocjvkiU© V a lla y P a c k in g G o
agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Regis
ter and Receiver of this office at Rose
burg, Oregon, on Saturday, the 16th day
of February, 1907.
He names as witnesses: B. Roy An
derson, of Seattle, W ash., Albert Rehn-
strom, of Ballard, Wash., E. L. Giles,
of Roseburg, Oreg.. B. O. McGee, of
West Seattle, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are request
ed to file their claims in this office on
or before said 16th day of February, 1907.
BENJAMIN L. E DDY,
Register.
ette Meridian in Coos county, Oregon,
be quieted as against defendants, and
each of them, and that defendants he
forever enjoined and restrained from
setting up any claim of right, title or
interest in or to the said land, or any
part thereof, and for his costs and dis
bursements in this suit.
Service of this summons is made by
publication in pursuance of an order
made by John F. Hall as County Judge
for Coos county. Oregon, dated the 30th
day of October, 1906.
Dated this 30th day of October, 1906«
J. S. COKE and A. J. SHERWOOD,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
And it is further ordered, that a copy
of this order he published at least three
successive weeks before said hearing of
said petition in the Coquille Herald, a
newspaper printed at Coquille City, in
Coos county, Oregon.
JOHN F. HALL,
County Judge of Coos County. Oregon.
State of Oregon,/
County of Coos.j' p*
I, James Watson, County Clerk and
ex-officio clerk of the county court for
Coos county, Oregon, hereby certify
that I have compared the foregoing copy
with the original record of my office;
that the same is a correct transcript
therefrom, and of the whole of such
order.
In witness whereof I have rereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
county court this 8th day of November,
1906. *
JAMES WATSON,
(Seal.)
Clerk.
North Coquille Store
MRS. M. C. BOYRIE, Proprietress.
Fancy and Staple
Groceries.
Nuts, Candies, To
co and Cigars.
North tr
rnrv Street Bridge.
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CH R ISTM AS
DOMING
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Sets, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Hand
kerchief and Glove Boxes, Ladies
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and Frame Pictures. Everything
that is found in a well-selected
stock of high-class Holiday Goods.
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