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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1908.
Entered as second-class matter May
C ircat C oa rt P roceed n ga.
C oun ty C ourt P roceed in gs.
( , 1905, at the postofflce at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
2257 E B Seabrook va Cooa Bay Julius Egenhoff,
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DR. RICHMOND
PH YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
O fice at 8locum's Drug Store.
C oquillx , O rioon .
Phone
Main 123.
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A. F. Kir ah man,
DaNTIBT.
Oils* two doors South of Poet offlos.
C oquille
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. THRESHER
ATTO RNEY-AT-LAW
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E. D, SPERRY
Attorney an<l Connoellor et Law.
Ofllo e in Robinson Building
W. C. CHASE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LX W
Oflee in Robinson Building, Upstairs
C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
First el as« References
Fifteen Years1 Experience
C oquille C ity , O he ]
J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
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I Martin Building
Krönt Street
C< to il I * O bkooh
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A. J. Sherwood,
A t t o r r s i - a t - L a w ,
N o t a r t P u b l i o ,
C oquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A t t o s s i t - at - L a w ,
N otart P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
A t t o ir b t í - at - L a w ,
Deelei in R i a l E s t a t i of all kind s.
MarshSeld, Oregon.
C. A. Sehlbrede,
Attorney-nt-Lnw,
Notary Public.
Phone 761.
M a n a n riB L D , O r e g o n .
E. 0. D. Holden
L aw yer ,
J u s t ic e o r n a P i a c i
V . ■. Commissioner, Oeneral Insornnee[
Agent, and Notary Pablie. Office
in Robineon Building.
Coquille
regon.
Nels P. Nelson.
P ro sp e r, O reg o n .
Agent for
Buffalo Gasolene Enqlnes
The best, cheapest and most con-
yeaieat power on tbs market,
Ice and Cold Storage Co, coet bill Cecil H ollan d,.
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in diapute, Seabrook & Coke and M H Nay,
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J D Goes for deft and J M Up J T McCormao, exam M D ... 10 0
ton and Farrin & Farrin for deft. E Mingus, coroner................ 31 3
Mo action taken.
Inquest upon body of Geo Nioholls.
2387 S A Yoakam vs W A Luse J A Mattson, juror...
suit to establish boundary line. E O Hall,
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John 8 Coke for pltf and J W Alfred Mattson,
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Bennett for deft. Continued.
E L Pierce,
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2451 Wm Howell vs Edgar L Jomes Cowan,
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Wheeler, Luella Wheeler et al F M Flye,
suit in equity. J W Bennett for Ira L Wheeler, witness.
pltf, A S Hammond and A J Sher. John Larson,
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wood for deft.
No action.
Addison Cook,
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2476 L W Tope vs John Burk, suit F C Birch, chemicsl examintu 15 00
to foreclose lien. N C McLeod Geo E Dix, autopsy............... 10 00
for pltf and Bennett Swantan for E Mingus, Coroner’s fees.... 26 95
deft. Settled and dismissed.
In re Circuit Court expenses.
2477 Rachel Marsden vs John
C E Edwards, serving sub-
Golden, suit in equity.
Ham
poeDAR......... ...............
4 10
mond and Up*on for pltf, John
J W Carter, serving subpnaa 3 80
F Hall for deft. Motion to stiike
A F Johnson. “
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1 20
out part of answer.
Submitted.
A W Avery, witness......
2 60
PlaiatifT given 15 days to file
W E Call,
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2 60
brief. Defendant given 15 days
Marie McCav,
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2 60
thereafter to file brief.
William Call
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2 60
2478 EUon M Pererson vn Mam-
John Deisman, “
2 60
mie M Peterson, suit for divorce.
E C Holland,
2 20
C R Barrow for pltf.
Default.
Jos Waltermier, “
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2 20
Decree of divorce granted pltf.
Fred Supple,
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2479 J W Felter vs Carrie Wil
Cyrus Avery,
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2 60
liams etal. suit in equity. G T
A F Johnson,
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2 60
Treadgold for pltf. Motion for
Robert Kruger “
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2 60
default against deft denied.
Wm Smith
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2 60
2480 Darnel M Walkins vs Walter
C 8 Winsor
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Condron, action at law. Clarke,
Fred Johnson
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Blake and Liljeqvist for pltf and
Wm Schrock
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Farrin and Farrin for deft. Con
A J C"lviu
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4 60
tinued.
Frank Hulbert '•
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4 GO
2481 AnDa E Moore vs Thomas
Doc Woods
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5 60
Moore, suit for divorce.
C A
Russ Johnson
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5 60
Sehlbrede for pltf. Default De
Chas Taylor, room rent for
cree of divorce granted pltf.
District Attorney.........
5 00
2482 L VV Tope vs Mary B Burns,
State
vs
Doc
Ingalls.
suit to foreclose lien.
N C Mc
Leod for pltf.
Decree fore lor« Francis McLeod, extending
notes for Dist Attorney... 20 70
ing 1 en and awarding $25 attor
I d re stationery and printing.
ney fee.
Coq
Valley Sentinel, notices.
2483 D D Campbell vs Lizzie Lo-
Blanks, etc......................... 48 85
bree, suit inequity. Hall & Hall
for pltf.
Default.
Docree rb Enterprise, notices, proceed
ings, etc............................... 34 95
prayed for in co nplaint.
2487 E C Atkins & Co, a corpora C O Dryden, blauks, etc...... 10 75
tion vs L D Kinney, notion at G A Bennett, blanks for A s
sessor ................................. 10 00
law. John S Coke and John D
Goss for pltf and C A Sehlbrede Coquille H erald , n o t ic e s ,
proceedings, e t c ................. 32 79
for deft.
Demurrer withdrawn.
Baudoti
Recorder, notices... 2 30
2490 Same as above. ,Verdict for
Glass & Pi ud uomuie Co,
deft.
blank books, etc.. .............. 240 ©3
2491 Andrew Shutter va John Shut
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W Gage, stmpsshff’s off'c 22 56
ter, transcript on appeal, Guerry
and Hollister for res and Hal & Sun Printing Co, tax sales
and other notices .............. 123 30
Hall for np. Verdict for de!t.
In re election expenses.
2492 Same as above.
North
Inlet Social Club,
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room rent.......................
2 50
2499 Gertrude Malion vs Frank
Marshfield
Fire
Department
J Malion, suit for divorce. C R
room rent...........................
2 50
Barrow for pltf. Default.
De
J D Bennett, meals for board 2 75
cree of divorce granted pltf.
2503 T I’ Hanley vs W M Burgess Myrtle Point, room rent....... 2 50
and bis wife Emily G H Burgeas, J T Byard, room rent........... 2 00
suit m equity.
A J Sherwood Coquille Livery Co, deliver
ing supplies....................... 8 50
for dft. Default. Judgment for
$800 with interest.
Decree of F E Scofield, meals for board 3 00
fooreclosure. $90 atty fee. Judg BohleD A Cosmey, making
b ooth s.................................. 2 50
ment for $400 and interest and
In re judges and clerks of election.
$50 atty fee.
Bandon Precinct
2504 J J Burns ve E M Ward and
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Morse,
judge.................
3 00
F M Rummell, petition for writ
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3 00
of Review. N C McLeod for pltf. A McNair
A G Hoyt,
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Writ Dismissed.
Z 00
2505 L D Kinney, vs Bertha J Chris Rasmussen, clerk......
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Smith and R H Smith, suit in R W Winsor
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equity, C A Sehlbrede for pltf and G T Treadgold
Second
Board.
R H Smith for deft.
Motion to
make complaint more definite. R H Rosa, ju d g e............... Z 00
8 Gallier
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3 00
Referred to Court Reporter.
W
M
Hite
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2509 Smith Powers Loggicg Co,
3 00
vs M J Nichols, writ of Review George F Lorenz, clerk......
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A J Sherwood for pltf and C R J as T Mars
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Barrow for deft. Demurrer with B N Harrington
Burton Prairie.
drawn and answer filed. Writ
allowed.
Judgment reversed Wm Betty s, ju dge........... 3 00
H W Holventott •* ........... Z 00
without cost.
J
L Barker
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2510 Christina McKay vs A W
J M Barker, clerk........... 3 00
McKay, suit for divorce. Hall A
J D Denham
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Hall for pltf.
Decree of divorce E N Moon
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granted, and custody of child giv-
Coale lo.
Mra Caroline Harris.
John Yoakam, ju dge........... 3 00
2511 Matthew daws va J H Ti- G Sfrobm
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3 oo
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mon, action at law. Geo P Top- D Donovan
ping for pltf, A J Sherwood for J D Hamlin, clerk............... 3 00
E R Bansch
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deft
Settled and dismissed.
Coos City.
2>12 E M Hoffman vs Fred Hofl-j
William Ross, ju dge........... 3 00
man, action atlnw. L A Roberta j
M J Bowron
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and A J Sherwood for pltf, C R
W P Fox
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3 00
Barrow for deft. Demurrer with Z T Siglin, clerk .............. 3 00
drawn and answer filed. Judg J D Ross
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Coos River North.
ment for pltf for $1360.
2513 Chat Tbom vs Albert Fol C A Rodins, ju d ge........... 3 00
Geo A Gould
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som and Susie Folsom, suit in
John Porter
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equity. A H Derbyshire for pltf, W A Gage, clerk............... 3 00
A J Sherwood for deft Referred W F Price
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Z T Thomas
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to Reporter to tske testimony.
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For Sale by G. A. ROBINSON
Anyone wishing house moving or
other heavy work done can be ac
commodated by calling on H. L
Varnsy.
Continued next week
Cntinued next week.
The Coquille Educational I.egue
met in the High School room, as
usual, last Friday. It being the
last regular meeting of the year,
the report of offlebrs and committees
as well as the election of new officers
constituted a part of the program.
The Lecture Committee reported
that Mr. Q-reenlenf, of Salem,
would appear befor the pubblic again
probably on the evening of the
twenty-sixth.
Owing to a lack of time only a
few of the well chosen questions for
Round Table Talk could be touch
ed upon.
In discussing, how we shall in
spire the average pupil with an am
bition to complete his education,
the following points were made:
Lead the pupils to study the lives
of great men, Point out to them
the little they know and how much
more they ruaj get out of life if they
have a knowledge of the classics and
possess a liberal education.
As to the question, "Should
parents or ferehers ever pi rmit them
selves to ecold or threaten?,” it
seem d the c msensug of opinion
that they should not, but that the
majority do do it
One strong point made was that
if one does threaten the punishment
should be meted out in case the
child disobeys, since failure to do so
leads the child to repent the offense,
hoping to escape agin.
One parent, speaking from exper-
ience, told of depriving the child
of some little pleasure, as a conse-
quence of failure to obey.
“ Is there any danger liuely to
result to a teacher’s influnce in the
district, by her activity engaging in
the eoeial nffairs of the community?”
soemed to be largely debatable, since
there are so many things to bfe con
sidered, - such as kind of social af
fairs, different communities, etc.
One insisnee was cited where a
teacher apparently gained ground
by not attending a certain social
feature which to her own mind was
wrong. Another had gained by at
tending the social affairs of the com
munity. Another argued that the
teacher could safely attend social
•vents of an elevating and dignified
character.
The discussion had to close and
the remainder of the time gived up
to the eledtion of officers.
The following persons were elect
ed to serve during the ensuing
year:
President, Mrs. Peoples; First
Vice PreB, Mrs. Lawrence; Second
Vice Pres, Mrs. Maury; Third Vice
Pres, Mrs. Knowlton; Secretary,
Miss Walstrom; Treasurer, R. S.
Knowlton.
Mrs. Chase and Miss Wells were
elected a Comittee at large.
Tbo newly elected President as
sumed the chair and after some
appropriate remarks the meeting
adjourned.
G oo
Q uigley
S trick en
$1.50
A j SHERWOOD R im .
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R. I. SHIRE, Visa Prea
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l. H. HAZRAD, Catklt
Word has just been received here,
of the death of George Quigley, a
well-known resident of Coos Bay,
O p C O Ç U I L iU H , O g H Q O f l .
at the home of bis daughter, Mrs.
Wortington in San
Francisco. T r a n sa c ts a General B anking B u sin ess
Whle he bad been ailiDg for some
Bo«rd of Dlreetori.
Corn
nts
time, his death was very sudden,
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A. J. Sherwood,
I National Bank o Commerce, New York City
resulting fram a stroke of paralysis. R. O. Dement,
L. Herlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
He left Coos Bay on the M. F.
Isaiah Hacker,
R, B. Shine. I First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or
Plant for Frisco on its last trip to
consult specialists in San Francisco
c incnruing his ailment. Less than
half au hour after he reached his
REMEMBER WHEN IN NEED
daughter's home in Frisco, he sus
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tained the paralytic stroke which
proved fatal.
Mr Quigley spent most of his
time for many years in Maishfield,
North Bend and at Libby where he
was interested in the mines. Mrs.
Quigley died several years ago and
since then he made his home with his
daughters, Mrs. Annie Richadg in
North Bend and Mrs. WortbingtoD
iu San Francisco. The body will
be braught here on the M. F. Plant
which arrives Saturday for burial
beside his wife. The arrangements
for the funeral services have not
been nnnouD ced. — Coos Bay Times.
F i li ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
Edison or Victor
Phonographs,
All 7
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Cut Glass, Hand
Painted China,
Silverware,
Watches and
Clocks call onus
W e Guarantee
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Whooping Cough.
“ In Feburary our daughter had
the whooping caugh. Mr. Lane, of
Hartland, recommended Chamber
lain’s Cough Remedy and said it
gave his customers the best of sat
isfaction. We found it as he said,
and can recommend it to anyone
having 'children
troubled with
whooping cough,” says Mrs. A.
Goss, of Durand, M idi. For sale
by R. S. Knowlton.
E. C. BARKER & CO’S.
Sucessor to WILSON
JEWELRY CO.
Coquille Transfer Co.,
H u n d red s K illd or Injured
W . H. M ANSELL, Prop-
Atlanta, Ga., May 14. Terrific |
tornadoes swept Arkansas aod Lou
isiana late yesterday causing heavy
W ILL M EET A LL BOATS AND TR A IN S.
loss of life and millions of dollars
worth of damage to property. Re Parties having hauling of aDy kind will receive prompt attention by call-
ports now being received from the
in Phone 116.
devastated districts indicate that
(he loss of life in Louisiana alone
will be fully 100.
Little Rock, Ark., May 14.—As
the result of the disastrous torndoes
in this stale and Louisiana last
night, calls for aid were beiog tele-
graped to this city. A dispatch Njy
from Gilliam, Ark., says that over
100 persons were killed or injured
iu that town aione.
É Josh’s Place, Ì
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M E H L , P r o p r ie to r .
Billiard
Biliousness and Constipation.
For years I was troubled with
biliousness and constipation, which
made lifo iniserble for me. My ap
petite failed ilia. I lost mo usual
force and vitallity. Pepsin prepar
ations and catbnrtio only made
mattters worse. I do not know
where I should have been today
had I not triedChamberlain’s stom
ach and Liver Tablets. The tab
lets relieve the ill feeling at once,
strengthen the digestive functions,
purify the stomach, liver and blood,
helping she systnm to do its work
naturally.— M rs . R osa P otts , Birm
ingham, Ala. The tablets nre for
sale by R. S. Knowlton.
Card rooms
and
fBIC
Soft Drinks
Pool Tables
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and
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Tobacco.
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ws Stand.
W. L. McADAMS
8.H . McADAMS
McADAMS BROS.
EXPERT BLACKSMITHS
and Horse Shoers
F o r Sale,
At a bargain, if sold before the)
ffirst day of June, the steamer5
F o r Hale
CARRIAGE AND
LOGGERS’ SUPPLIES
(Echo and my boat business, alsol
Ranch of 169 acres grass land. ?4 lots with good new 16 room!
WAGON WROK
AND 'OUTFITS
100 acres fenced and sown to tame fliouse, good burn and out-build-
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grass, some good meadow. Plenty fings in choice location in Myrtle*
of good running water, some fruit, (Point, Also 200 acres of timber)
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Fair house, other out buildings on fland. Inquire of or write C. H.’
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good road. Three miles from store jfJames, Mjrtle Point, Or.
aod post office, at landing on the Co
quille River.
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
A Californian’s Luck.
Price $10 00 per acre. Time will
“ The luokiest day of my life was
be allowed on part paymeot if desir
ed; or a good true team of young when I bought h box of Bucklen’s First Class Bath Room In Connection.
Hot and Cold Water
Arnica 8nlve;” writes Charles F.
horses of not less than 1250 lb’s Budalm. of
Tracy, California.
each will be taken at a reasonable “ Two 25c. boxes cured tne of an an
price.
noying case o f itching piles, which A B ST R A C T S
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For further information enquire had troubled me for years and that
yielded to no other treatment.”
of.
D avid P S tra ng , J b .
Sold under guarantee at R. 8.
Coquille, Oregon,
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Knowlton’s drug store.
R. E. NOSLER
When you think of Indigestion
think ot Kodol, for it is without
doubt the only preparation that
completely digests all classes of
focal, 'r.d that is what you need
when you have indigestion or stom-
nch trouble— something that will
net promply: something that will
get right at the trouble and do the
very work itself /o r the stomach
bv digesting the food that you eat
and that is K odol. It is pleasant
to take. It is sold bv R. S. Knowl
ton.
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All persons holding warrants
against School district. No. 8, Coos
county, Oregon, are hereby notified
to present them at my place of bus
iness in Coquille, for payment. No
interest will be alloud on any war
rants after May 1, 1908.
W . H. S ciirokdeu .
Clerk 8cbool Dist, No. 8, Coos Co.
Oregon.
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F ob S a m — G ood new house of 5
rooms hall pantry and closets, 5}
lots with good orck« trd begining te
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