A
Coquille Herald.
T upper v s. Tupper.
M illinery at Cost.
Mrs A. G. Aikens, commencing
Thursday, June 24tb, will close out
her entire stock of summer millinery
at cost. Everything must go to
make room for the fall stock.
Try The
The above ca^e which has at-
trae'ed lon.e attention and which
WEDNESDAY, JUNK I I , lt M .
was decid'd in favor of Martha A.
Tupper
and the heirs of B. F. Tup-
Local advertitements among local
reading lice cents per line each inser per, plaii tiffs, and ugaiust J. F.
Com ing B oxing Contest
tion. Cards ol thanks 50 cents each.
Bros.
by
Obituary poetry five cents per line. Tupper aud Baxter
Resolutions of Condolence and lodge Judge Hamilton here was appealed
There will be three boxing contests
pulled off at the Coquille gymnasium
advertising live cents per line.
to the Supreme Court and before
on next Saturday evening, June 26th.
MEAT MARKET
Each bout will be for three rounds. [
the luiefs had been filed or auy
T o the P u b lic
Hank Benltam of Coquille will meet )
ste| s had been taken in the Supreme
Earl Chism of Aaeen's Camp; Earl i
Next Door to Herseys Store
, Nosier of this place w ill meet Kid Par
The questim of our tchco! re Court, an agreement was reached
J. H. SLAGLE. Prop
sons of M arsh field and AI Kish, also one
maining in Coquille indefinitely j by which the defendant puid to the
of our home hoys, will take on Fred
j Spires of Myrtle Point.
must he settled within the next few plaintiffs, eight thousand dollars,
GOOD, CLEAN,
The above participants have been
weeks. We appreciate very much and each party paid theirown costs.
; training hard, and the bouts wi:l be the
FRESH MEATS
Add to the Pleasure
fastest and cleverest ever pulled off in j
the encouragement and liberal sup
The amount originally involved
} the Coquille valley.
At
Low Prices
port we have received in this city, was twelve thousand dollars and
The contests will commence at 9
of your vacation by taking
o ’clock sharp, and the tickets will be,
but as a strict commercial proposi upon eight thousaud being paid the
a Kodak with you.
j ring side, 75 cents, while the price of
tion, we are forced to make the fol plaintiffs, a stipulation was entered
! general admission will he 50 cents.
lowing announcement:
into by which the decree of the j Kodaks all
styles and
There was quite a wreck on the
We have received two offers to Supreme Court followed by an prices at
railroad a couple of miles north of
establish our school work at other agreement, and not by auy reversal
ADMINISTRATOR’ S NOTICE.
Store town Monday. As the afternoon
points, and we will be compelled to of Judge Hamilton’s ruling, ex Knowlton’s Drug
train from this place to Marshfield
the County Court of the State of
make some reply to these offers. cept in accordance with the above I
was passing Cedar Point a log In Oregon
for Coos County.
which had been lyiug on the bill- In the Matter of the Estate of Alfred N.
C oquille M e e ts Defeat.
Our present classes will have com settlement.
side above the road slid down ab-
Ogle, Deceased.
pleted their studio» within the next
The Sentinel and the Times had
By a score of 5 to 3 Marshfield structed the track and No. 3 came
Notice is hereby given that the un
two or three months, and,unless we gained the impression that the case
defeated Coquille last Sunday. The onto it too suddenly to stop. The dersigned has l>een by the County
see there is sufficient material to was tried anew iu the Supreme
Court of Coos County, State of Oregon,
game was a good one from start to locomoti e was derailed and the appointed Administrator of the es
justify us in remaining, we will of Court and Judge Hamilton’s decis
track badly torn up for a short dis tate of Alfred N. Ogle, deceased.
finish
tance, but no one hurt. Two other All persons having claims against said
course remove the school,
ion reversed. This is not correct.
Gardiner got fourteen strike outs locomotives were sent for and came deceased, are hereby required to pre
We would like nothing better
The
suit involved property,
but made several wild pitches. out from Marshfield and soon got sent them, properly verified, to the
undersigned at Roseburg, Oregon,
than to remain in this city perma which has been sold to Baxter
Among the players some blamed her back on the track.
within six months from the date of the
nently and carry out our work. We Brothers for twelve thousand dol
Services next Sunday as usual first publication of this notice.
Catcher Flanagan more for the
First publication of this notice is
are endeavoring to give the people lars and J. P. Tupper paid the
passed balls than Gardiner. A at M. E. Church South. At the dated the 12th dav of June. 1909.
here a good school, such as their plaiutiffs eight thousand dollars
evening
service
the
Pastor
will
JOHN T. LONG,
number of these were high and
preach from the same text he preach Administrator of the Estate of Alfred
very liberal patronage in the past in settlement of their claim.
could hardly be reached by Flana ed his first sermon from, six years
N. Ogle, Deceased.
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has justly entitled them to have. If
gan’s mit, and could hardly be ago in Kansas. Subject: "The
A P re tty W e d d in g .
the enrollment for the coming term
Saviour’s Knocking.” Sunday night NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
counted as errors against him.
should warrant, we will Bpend the
Ou Wednesday of last week about
Meiler, Marshfield new twirler, July 4th, there will be a •‘Favorite’’
In the County Court of the State of
next year, at least, in Coquille.
fifty invited guests assembled at showed up well, but pitched better Song nnd Praise Service. The ten Oregon for the County of Coos.
favorite songs will be sung. Every In the Matter of the)
Pupils will be enrolled up to July the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
ball iu the latter than in the former body asked to send tbeii ten favor
Estate of Joseph D. V
15, for the regular full courses, but Lorenz, the occasion being the
part of the game.
ites to the Pastor. This will be a Hudson. Deceased. )
unless the indications are particu- marriage of their son Edward W.
Coquille made its only runs in M usical Program— no sermon. Plan
Notice is hereby given that I, the un
lary good for a large fall term, we to Miss Gertrude Wilson.
dersigned, duly appointed and quali
to be there.
the forth and fifth innings.
fied Administratrix of said estate, will,
will be forced to decline any other
The decoration of the rooms was
In the fourth Kelley flew out to
by virtue of an order issuad out of the
pupils after that date.
very elaborate and beautiful con left, Porterfield singled and went Price of Preferred Steck of the said county court on June 12th, 1909.by
John E. Hall, County Judge of Coos
United Wireless Telegraph
Respectfully,
sisting of roses, ferns and Oregon third on Flanagan’s wallop. Porter
County, Oregon, sell, on August 15th,
Company:
F rank B. A nderson , Principal. grape, and from the ceiling was
1909, at private sale, at the Law Otlice
field scored on Gardiners’s hot one
Note
the
stsady
and
rapid
ad
of
R. H. Smith, in the City of Coquille,
Anderson’s Business School. suspended a large bell, made of
vance
in
the
price
of
stock
sines
through
pitcher,
Flanagan
taking
Oregon,
for cash, the following de
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roses, under which the contracting third. Collier walked, filling the the organization of the Company. scribed real estate belonging to said
A N e w E nterprise.
estate. Viz:
couple stood while the Rev. G. H. bases. Howell hit bard to Mer
per share
Lot 3 in block 04 in Notley's Addi
chant, Flanagan scoring on Mer- February 23, 1907..................$10.00 tion to the town of Coquille City in the
Feese
pronounceJ
the
words
which
Messrs. Dr. J. H. Bowen and
cant's error. Gardiner tried to September 1, 1907................. 11.00 county of Coos, State of Oregon.
James A. Loucks, of Dolgeville, bound them together for life.
Dated this 15th day of June,1909.
reach home, but was thrown out at October 1, 1907,........................ 12.50
M a r g a r k t A. H u d s o n
Promptly at 9:30 Mrs. Geraldine the plate. Howell
New York, whom we mentioned in
was caught November 10.1907.................... 14.00 . Administratrix
of the estate of
Morris
began
the
strains
of
Mendel-
napping at second, ending the in January 1, 1908 ...............
15.00 Joseph D. Hudson, deceased.
our last issue as having arrived
March 1, 1908
....
16.50
here with a view to locating and son’e Wedding March and the bride nings.
In the fitb Johnson singled over June 1, 1908............................. .17.50
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
launching out in some enterprise, beautifully gowned in white Mes-
second, taking second on Lorenz's August 1, 1908....................... 18.50
are highly pleased with our section selaine and carrying a large bouquet bingle betweeu third and short. October 1, 1908
Notice
is hereby given that sealed
20.00
bids will be received for the improve
and are fully determined upon re. of Bride Roses, entered, leaning on McBride bunted, Meiler fumbled December 15, 1908
22.50 ment and construction o f a portion of
the ball, filling the bases, Kelley February 15, 1909
25.00 the County Road in Road District No.
maining with us. They have in the arm of the groom.
At the close of the ceremony lit hit, scoring Johnsou, Porterfield hit May 1,1909
. .
30.00 19, Coos County, Oregon, known as the
view the starting of an enterprise
“ Bandon Dairyville Road” from John
to third and Lorenz was caught at
tle
Gertrude
Butler,
of
Medford,
The
price
will
remain
at
$30.00
which would be a paying invest
the plate. Flanagan struck out, for a short time only. It’s a chance son Creek Southward, according to the
Oregon,
pulled
a
ribbon
attached
specifications
on file with the County
ment for themselves and also a
Gardiner hit to short nnd Porter of a lifetime to make a safe invest Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon, and a
to
the
bell
and
precipitated
a
great benefit to the community,
field was caught at second on force ment and large profits.
copy o f such specifications in the hands
o f S. J. Culver, Special Road Master
and it now behooves our people and shower of rose petals on the bride, play.
O.
L.
Hopson,
Fiscal
Agent
o f R. D. No. 19.
In the fourth for Marshfield Mc-
their commercial club to come forth after which dainty and delicious re
Five per cent o f amount o f bid to be
Keowen hit and took second on Coos and Curry Counties. Box 323 deposited with the County Clerk with
freshments
were
served.
aud do the things necessary to
Marshfield.
Kelley’s muff of Flanagan’s throw.
bid and all bids to be filed with the
bhow their appreciation of these
County Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon,
The bride is one o f Coquille’s Thompson and Meiler walked aud
Office in the “ C handler”
on
or before the 7th day o f July A. D.
good people and do what they can most beautiful and popular girls. the sacks were full. Merchant bit
1909, at 10 o ’clock A. M..
to
Gardiner
who
was
a
little
slow
in the way of assisting them in se
The County Court reserved the right
For the past three years she has
to reject any and all bids.
curing a good site for the location been n teacher in our public schools in handling the ball, McKeowen
Dated this 5th day o f June A. D.
scoring, Merchant was thrown out
of their enterprise. These gentle and is alike popular with both
1909.
at first. Flanagan missed one,
S J C ulver .
men will be associated with first- students and parents, as well as in letting Thompson score. McDonald
Special Road Master o f R. D. No. 19.
class mechanics and will have society circles.
struck out, ending the innings. •
General Blacksmiths
In the fifth McCutcheon bit to
the financial backing to make a
The groom is one of our rising
and Horseshoeing....
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
thorough success of their under young business men and is known to Johnsou and thrown out at first.
Trosch walked, took second on
Notice is hereby given that sealed hills
taking in case they should see lit to and esteemed as a man o f sterling
Kelley’s error and went third on
will be received for the improvement
make a start in this place. They worth and honest intergrity, liked Monohans sacrifice.
McKeowen All kinds of Repairing, Logging and construction of a portion of the
County
Road in Road District No. 19,
anticipate the starting of a shingle best by those who know him best. hit to right field, scoring Troseh,
Coos County, Oregon, known as the
and Carriage Work.
but was caught trying to take third.
mill to begin with, but a woodpulp
“ Bandon Bear Creek Road, according to
Those present from out of town
—
In the eighth McKeowen singled,
the specifications on file with the County
mill will be added just as soon as it were, Miss Kittie Wells, of Marsh
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, and a
took second and third on Flnnagan'n
is possible to arrange for the neces field, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lorenz of
copy of such specifications in the hands
error. Nichols came to bat and
of 8". J. Culver, Special Road Master of
sary buildings, machinery, etc.
walloped the air three times, but
Bandon,
Master
Geo.
Lorenz
and
R. D. No. 19.
This is a good opportunity for
Flanagan let the fat one go by and
Five per cent of amount of bid to be
the people of thiB city to make a Miss Marjory Lorenz of Bandon,
deposited with the County Clerk with
McKeowen scored, Nichols taking
showing in the way of giving a Mrs. Sam Norton of Redding, Cal
bid and all bids to be filed with the
second and went third on Flana
County Clerk of Coos County, Oregon,
boast at the right time and for the ifornia, and Dr, and Mrs. H. N.
gan's error and home on Gardiner's Second St., Rose Building on or before the 7th day o f July A. D.
right purpose.
Butler and daughter Gertrude of wild pitch. Thompson and Meiler
1909, at 10 o ’clock A. M.
The County Court reserves the right
struck out. Merchant hit #to Kel
Medford, Oregon .
to reject any and all bids.
A S ad H om e Coming
ley and wns thrown out at first.
Dated this 5th day of June A. D.
Aside from the presents received
RUNS BY INNINGS:
1909.
Dr. J. C. Bogue, of Sherman, at the wedding the bride received Marshfield 0
S. J. ClTLVKC
0 0 2 1 0 0 2 x —5
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Special Itoad Master of R. D. No. 19.
Texas, arrived here the last of the quite a number from her friends in Coquille 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0
0 -3
Notice is hereby given that sealed
week with the body of his beloved Medford where a shower was given
HITS BY INNINGS:
bids will he received for the grading
Marshfield 1
0 0 1 1 0 0 1 x - 4 ! and planking of a portion of the County
wife who had died on the way from her at the home of Dr. Butler.
Big Bargains.
Coquille
0
0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 - 5 Road known as the Coos Bay Wagon
their present place of residence to
The presents were sent her in a
180-acre ranch, all ho!tom
Price
j Road in Road District No. 30. Coos
SUMMARY
this city where they anticipated an box, on the outside of which was
County, Oregon.
$ 20 , 000 .
First on balls—Off Gardiner 5; off
According to the specifications on file
enjoyable visit at the ir old home written, “ A gentle Oregon Mist Meiler 2. L eft on bases—Marshfield
200 acres timber land, price $1500.
with the Clerk of Coos Comity, and a
5; Coquille 5. Wild pitches—Gardiner copy of such s|>ecitications iu liie hands
with the parents of the decased, from home."
45 acre well improved ranch, price
4. First on errors—Nichols. Three of H. E Wilcox, Special Road Master
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hill, of this city.
A shower was also given at the base hit - Flanagan. Struck out—Gar of R. D. No. 30. Five per cent of the $4500.
diner 15; Meiler 5. Hit by pitcher—
They started several days ago from
And other bargains in property.
amount of bid to he deposited with
home of Mr. Fay Jones at which I-orenz. Passed balls—Flanagan 1.
the County Clerk with bid, all bids to Call on Neathery k Gregg.
Sherman where Mrs. Bogun’s health
Umpire,
Agnew.
the bride received
irany costly
he filed with the Comity Clerk of Coos
had not been very good for some
County, Oregon, on or liefore the 7th
presents from her Coquille friends.
On
last
Sunday,
the
20th,
the
Myrtle
day of Julv, A. D. 1909 at 10 o'clock
Foley’s Honey and Tar is es
time, and as they neared Junction
Point team defeated the North Bender's ; A. M.
pecially recommended for chronic
City, Kansas, she was seized by a
ut North Bend hv a score of 7 to 6. The
The Comity Court reserve s the right
throat and lung Doubles and many
game should have l>een North Bend’s, \ to reject any and all bids.
severe hemorhage of the lungB and
hut in the latter part of the game the
Dated this 21st dav of June, A. D. sufferers from bronchitis, asthma
soon swooned into unconsciousness.
funs did not think there was ‘ enough I 1909.
and consumption have found com
doing” and purposely allowed the Myr
H . K . W il c o x
At Junction City medical aid was
fort and relief, by using Foley’s
tle Pointers to swat the hall, which
Special Road .Master of Road Dis-
called, but to no avail. Shortly
Honey and Tar. C J Fuhrman.
somewhat rattled the other players, ; tre t No. .‘Hi.
with the result that the home team
after the train pulled out of that
were the looser*.
city she passed a W B y , it being on
R H E
Myrtle Point.................. .......... 7
5 4
Sunday, the 13th inst.
North Bend...................
11 8
The deceased will be remember
ed as Miss Rdna Hill, a former
S ch ool M eeting
teacher of this county, while her
Carriage,
Wagon
The annual school meeting for
husband, Dr. J, C. Bogue lived here
district No. 8 resulted in the elec f -
some time, practicing his profes
and Auto
tion of J. J. Stanley as direction for
sion, that of dentistry, beth being j
three years, and George T. Muni-
$
well and favorably known through
ton, the present incumbent clerk
COQUILLE ORE.
FRONT STREET,
for
one
year.
out the valley.
A resolution was passed order
Mrs. Bogue was 36 years old at
W e carry a good line o f Waltham,
ing the board directors to procure '
the time of death and leaves a bus- \
Elgin, South Bend and Howard Watch
options on tracts o f land of not
band and 13-year-old daughter to
less than three acres as near the
es.
Before purchasing a watch else
mourn her sad departure.
center of the district as practicable
where
call and 'Examine our stock and
Class
Job for a site for a uew school building.
The funeral took place at the First
get
pries.
We guarantee our prices to
The
board
was
also
instructed
to
Myrtle 1 oint cemetery yesterday
procure quarters for two classes
he as reasonable as any.
forenoon, condu e I by Itev. Hamm,
outside of our present bu'hiii g, for
of that pin e.
I
the coming term of school.
Í2SSS
Square
Deal
Give
Us
A
HOTEL
COQUILLE
M. A. T U P P E R
Proprietor
Centrally and Conveniently Located
for all purposes. > Table Supplied
with the Best the market affords.
Sample Rooms for commercial men.
Free Transfer of Baggage to and
trom boats and trains, j * j * j *
Trial
Recently
I Newly Furnished
Throughout
G. R. HENSLEY
E. S. DEAN
The People’s Market
DEAN & HENSLEY. Proprietors.
4
We have a nice line of Groceries.
W e sell as Cheap as the Cheapest
W e will Buy anything you have for Sale.
We want your Vegetables, your Chickens, your Eggs
W e Pay the Highest Market Price.
W e are here to Stay.
. . . . W e
W ill
T reat
PHONE MAIN 5-6
You
R ig h t . . . .
COQUILLE, OREGON
R. S. KNOW LTON, President
GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pres.
R. H. MAST, Cashier
parsers
ai)d Merchaqts
of Coquille
C A PITA L
A Reasonable Share
First Class Safety
BaijH
STO CK $ 2 5 ,0 0 0
of Your Business Solicited
Deposit Boxes For Rent
Allen & Noah
All Work Guaranteed
Coquille,
- Oregon
FARMERS
ATTENTION!
David C. Tyrer
W . H. Schroeder
Jeweler
PAINTING
Prices $10 and Up
GUARANTEED
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