T h e C o q u ille H e ra lc
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIDE LANDS
conduct themselves within the pri­
son walls that when liberated their j
Notice in hereby given that the State
m b UH HKD fcVKKY THUBHD A
conduct without will be such as to
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Land Board of the State of Oregon will
Entered as second class matter May do honor to themselves, and justice
' sell to the higheHt bidder at its office in
That the petition circulated last
8,
at the i«*t otflce at Coquille,
| the Capital Building at Salem, Oiegon,
Oregon, underact of Congress of Marcii to their fellow men. Lend a Hand week in Coquille for the abolish-
headache, biliousness, in­
I
May
1912, at 10:00 o’clock a. m.,
3, 1879.
is deserving ol patronage. Publish ment of the “siugle tax” was sign- j
I of said day, all the State’s interest in
digestion, rheumatism,
j the tide and overflowed land hereinafter
| described, giving however, to the own­
WALTER *i. ACKERMAN, Publisher ed monthly at $i co per year; six ed by nearly all tax-payers to whom
pimples, blotches, yellow
months, 50 cents
•
presented.
er or owners of any lands abutting or
complexion,
etc.,
are
all
Devoted to the material and social
I fronting on such tide and overflowed
“
"
That
the
fire
boys
have
won
for
upbuilding <>f the Coquille Valley par­
signs of poisons in your
lands preference right to buy said tide
ticularly and of Coos County generally.
j land at the highest price offered, provid­
themselves an excellent reputation
blood.
These poisons
Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance
ed such offer is made in good faith, and
in the management of dances as
should be driven out, or
also provided that the land will not be
Phone, Main 354.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS well as fighters of fire.
sold for, nor any offer therefor accept­
serious illness may result.
ed, of less than $7.50 per acre, the
To get rid of them, use
That quietness of an unusual de­
Hoad reserving the right to reject any
and all bids. Kaid lands are situated
A regular meeting of the city gree prevailed upon the streets last
in Coos county, Oregon, and described
council was held Monday evening, Sunday, and
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the ü. S.
May 20.
That the fascinating rod and reel
Meander Line of Haynes Slough at the
Mayor Quick in the chair.
northeast corner of Lot 4, Sec. 24, T. 24
in the hands of nimrods whipping
1 S. R. 13 W. of W. M., this point bear­
City Attorney Liljeqvist, Recor­ the nearby streams was one of the
ing S. 7«' 48’ W. 1017.0 feet from the
der Lawrence and Marshal lvveru- causes.
M. C. on west boundary of Lot 3, Sec.
10, T. 24 S. R. 12 W. of W. M. 1 hence:
den present.
That the torn up condition of the
East 105 feet between lots 4 and 5,
Minutes of last meeting read and
to low water line.
the old, reliable, purely
streets preparatory to paving affords
8.
21" 63' W. 735 ft. along low water line.
approved.
vegetable, liver medicine.
an unwelcome field for athletic
8. 14'06'W. 310 “ ............................
The city engineer was ordered to
8. 34" 30' W. 310 “ ....................
maneuvering, and
8. 06"
W. 430 “ “
“
“
prepare a profile and data of a pro­
Mrs. J. H. Easier, of
N. S9'30'W. 520 “ “
“
“
«
That while crossing the slippery
posed alteration of the First street
Spartanburg, S. C., say s:
PATRIOTISM - OUR MOTIVE
N. 61“ 11'W. 511.0 feet along low water
sidewalks thoughts ol the pedes­
“ I had sick headache, for
line.
grade.
North 265 feet to point on U. S. Mean­
years. "»I felt bad most of
Moved by Mansell and seconded trian— sometimes the body— has a
der Line and between lots 3 and 4.
the time, 1 tried Thed-
Subscribers by paying up sub­ by Laird that the recorder notify downward tendency.
N. 37' E. 250 feet along U. 8. Meander
ford’t
Black-Draught,
and
line.
scriptions due can by an additional Mr Lougslon to finish bis contract
That two hundred and sixty-four
now I feel better than
S. 72° E. 1,188 feet along U. S. Meander
people have been united in the holy
line.
50c receive the Semi-Weekly O re­ as soon as possible.
when I was 16 years old.”
N. 22' 30’ E. 1,152 feet along U. 8.
Your druggist sells it, in
The city engineer recommended bonds of matrimony since Justice
gon Journal—one hundred and four
Meander line to place of beginning,
25 cent packages.
containing 10,102 acres being tide
times a year. 7 he regular pnce of that contractors on both sewer and K. G. I). Holden t>ecame justice of
land fronting and abutting on Lot 4,
paving be paid $600 each on their the peace of Coquille, and
Sec. 24, T. 24 8. R. 13 W. of W. M.
the Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal
Insist on Thedford’ s
Applications
and bids should be ad-j
contracts. Warrants were ordered
That the knot was tied so se­
is $1.50 per year, thus saving, or drawn as recommended.
dressed toG. G. Brown, Clerk of State 1
curely no divorce proceedings have
Land Board, Salem,Oregon, and marked |
rather giving, our subscribers one
“ Application and bid to purchase tide I
Moved that the city recorder be been instituted by any ol them.
lands.”
G. G. BROWN,
|
dollar. Take advantage of this allowed $75 per month salary, 550
That good printing at reasonable
Clerk vtate Land Board.
Hated March 13, 1912.
exceptional offer and square your­ to be paid out of the general fund prices can always be obtained
and
$25
out
of
the
water
fund,
promptly at the Herald office.
selves with the Herald.
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIDE LANDS.
x. Moved that deed lo the J. A. Col­
A HIGH PRICE FOR A LOG
lier property be accepted, recorded
Notice is hereby given that the State
and warrants be drawn in payment
Land Board of tlie State ol Oregon will
sell to the highest bidder at its office in
The Timber Traders’ Journal of
of the same in compliance with the
the Capital Building at Salem, Oregon,
London, England, recently had a
ordinance relative thereto.
on June 10, 1912, at 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
C.
A.
HARRINGTON,
Prop.
of
said day, all the State’s interest in
statement
concerning
a
mahogany
Council adjourned.
Reports just received are to the
the tide and overflow lands hereinafter
log
sold
in
that
city.
The
log
described, giving, however, to the own­
effect that Roosevelt carried Ohio
er or owners of any lands abutting or
came from Honduras and sold for
securing thirty-two out of forty-four
on such tide and overflow lands,
$2.500.
The
log
was
flawless
and
S a m e O l d P l a c e fronting
delegates, and much elation is ex­
the preference right to purchase said
tide and overflow lands at the highest
beautifully figured. It was 28 feet
pressed by (he Colonel as it appar­
price oft, red, provided inch offer is
long and 26 inches in diameter at
Com e and See
ently assures him of the nomina­
made in good faith, and also providing
that the land will not he sold for, nor
tion. President Taft is not per­
Chailes W. Case is among the the butt. It was said to be the fin­
any offer therefor accepted of less than
turbed at the result. Primaries will recent arrivals choosing Coquille est log brought to London for fifty
$7 50 per acre, the Board reserving the
REGISTRATION
OF
LAND
TITLE
right to (eject any and all bids. Said
be held in New Jersey next Tues­ for a home. Mr. Case favored the years. The price per foot was $3 to
land yore situated in Coos County, Ore­
or
according
to
the
English
figures
day.
and described as lollow-s:
Herald with a pleasant call the other
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon gon,
Beginning at a point on low water
day and informed us that he began $1,250 a ton.
for
the
County
of
Coos.
line
on
the left hank of Coal B ink Slough
The knowledge that 14,000 toiie
It is safe to say that there will be
which is situated North 58“ 22' West
work as a printer’s devil in 1848 on
of railroad material is to be shipped
2405 feet from the meander corner on
a paper known as the “ Banner of little of this log go to the waste In the matter of the appli- J
left hank of Isthmus Slough on line be­
cation of A. E. Seaman and
to Coos Ray immediately, or at least
burner
or
slab
pile.
tween Sections 35 and 30, T. 25 S., R. 13
Liberty” iu the state of New York;
Emma J. Seaman, his wife
W. ol W. M. and running thence along
as fast as vessels can he secured for
to register the title to lot
that he graduated from the Satanic
long water line up the left hank of Coal
Nice line of ladies’ waists at The one (1) in block three (3)
transporting it, is news that is en­
Bank Slough as follows:
appellation and had worked the Fair Store.
in the town of South Marsh­
8. 59' 2' E. 75 feet
couraging. F. C. Hitchcock said
field, Coos county, Oregon,
greater portion of his life at the
8. 43“ 23' K. 96 feet
H ound to
— Two lots and being also known as block
before he left that this amount of
8. 6' 27' E. 108 feet
busiuess.
a barn on the corner opposite the foity-four (44) in E. B.
8. 4* 3' E. ss feet
material would be shipped here and
Mr. Case has a certificate given Christian church. Price cut from Dean & Co’s addition to
8.
16' r,r W. 79 feet
the town of Marshfield, Application
perhaps more. This tonnage is to
8.
S3" 38' VV. 138 feet
him by the Printers' Union of $425 to $375 C. A. Pendleton, Co­ Coos county, Oregon, as [ No. 7
8. 40" 12' W. 385 feet
come by way of San Francisco.--
surveyed anil platted by i
Peoria, Illinois, bearing date of quille.
8. 37' 16’ w. 507 feet
William Hall for E. B.
Record.
N. 36" 47' w . 35 feet
For Sale— Team of work' horses, Dean & Co., and recorded,
1858. His first presidential vote
N. 6* 3' E. 148 feet
weight about 3,000, ages G and 7. in the office of the County
was
cast
for
Fremont.
He
express­
more
or
less to east boundary of a tract
We have made arrangements
Clerk of Coos county, Ore­
of land deeded by the State of Oregon to
with the publishers ol the Oregon ed a belief that the next president An inside price on this team if tak­ gon.
A. A. Finch, S. F. Chadwick and Aaron
vs.
en at once. Also one mare, weight
Rose on July 8, 1873, thence N. 20° E.
Journal, Portland, whereby we can would be a democrat.
Henry Fletcher and Minnie
873
feet along east boundary of above
Uncle Sam pays Mr. Case $20 1,300; one yearling Bruce-Wilkes Fletcher and all whom it
furnish the Semi-Weekly Journal
tract, N. 49° 31' E. 295 feet more or lees,
may concern, Defendants.
colt.
For
further
particulars
call
per
month
now
in
recognition
of
to the place of beginning, containing
and The Coquille Herald one year
at Lyons’ garage, or phone Farmers TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 7.59 acres of tide land, more or less,
for $2.00, thus saving our subscrib­ services in the civil war, which will 203.
Take
notice,
that
on
the
13th
day
of
fronting and abutting upon Lots 7 and 8
J. C. W at . lino
April, A. D. 1912, an application was of Sec. 35, T. 25 S. R. 13 W.
ers $1.00 in the transaction. The soon he increased to $27.
Applications and bids should be ad­
For Sale— $35 buys a good 3 inch filed by said A. E. Seaman, in the
He will be 80 years of age the
Journal has a special page devoted
Circuit Court of Coos county for initial
to (». G. Brown, Clerk State
Studebaker wagon. $15 buys a registration of the title to the land dressed
20th
of
December
next,
and
his
Land
Board, Salem,Oregon, and marked
to the farm and home, an enter­
above
described.
Now
unless
you
ap­
“
Application
and bid to purchase tide
good
2-seated
hack.
Phone
Far-
taining story page and a page or so loug span of life’s experience coup­
pear on or before the 14th day of June, lands.’*
G. G. BROWN,
m:rs 28, Coquille
led
with
his
intelligence,
renders
A.
D.
1912,
and
show
cause
why
such
Clerk State Land Board.
of comic each week; gives the gen­
application
shall
not
be
granted,
the
Dated March 13, 1912.
eral news of the world political and him an interesting con versationalist.
There never was a time when people same will be taken as confessed and a
decree
will
be
entered
according
to
the
appreciated
the
real
merits
of
Cham­
otherwise, and at the price it can be
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
berlain’s Cough Remedy more than now. rayer of the application and you will
obtained in connection with The
This is shown by the increase in sales e forever barred from disputing the
same.
J
ames
W
atson
,
Clerk,
and voluntary testimonials from persons
Herald should be in the homes of
Notice is hereby given that the un­
By Robt. R. Watson, Deputy.
who have been cured by it. If you or
all. Old subscribers by paying
John F. Hall and James T. Hall, ap­ dersigned has been duly appointed ad­
your children are troubled with a cough
ministratrix of the estate of Ida
or cold give it a trial and become ac­ plicant’s attorney.
their subscriptions will be given
quainted
with its good qualities. For
Rev.
G.
Le
Roy
Hall
of
Marsh­
Adalade Lafferty, deceased, and that
the same privileges as new ones.
ale by all druggists.
all persons having claims against said ]
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE
field preached in the
“ Little
estate are required to present the
D. D. Pierce of the Coquille Mill Church," this city, Sunday last,
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, same, duly verified and with the proper
company is a busy man there days both morning and evening, to good
vouchers therefor, to the undersigned
for Coos County
looking after the business affairs ol congregations.
at the office of A. J. Sherwood, in Co­
Rev. Hall while here secured
his mill. An order is now being
quille, Coos County, Oregon, within six
In the matter of the appli­
months from the date of this notice.
filled aggregating over a half million about $80 in subscriptions toward
cation of (1. F. Sanborn
Dated this 15th day of May, 1912,
Company to register the
feet ol lumber to lie shipped to a building a colportage boat to be
title to the Southeast Quar­
E lmira J. L a f f e r t y .
summer resort near San Diego. A used in ministerial work upon the
ter (SE'4)uf Section t-our-
Administratrix of the Estate of Ida
teen
(14),
in
Township
tour through the mill yards reveals waters of Cjo#and adjacent territo
Twenty-eight (28) South, of Application Adalade Lafferty, deceased.
some excellent lumber, clear and ! ry. It is expected to have therralt
Range Nine (9) West of
No. 11.
Willamette Meridian, in
flawless, both in fir and white ce­ in readiness for occupancy by July 1
REGISTRATION OF UND TITLE
Coos County, Oregon,
dar. Labor receives greater reward We are promised an article in the
versus
John K. Lyon, Union Trust
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon,
for services rendered at his mill near future from the pea of Mr. Hall
Company. Calvin Fentress,
for Coos County
than is usually given hi other see-1 giving information iu detail con­
and all whom it may con­
cern,
Defendants.
tions of the state and good, loyal, cerning the construction of the
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:1 In the matter of the a
work is the result. The I. W. W. boat and an outline of the work pro­
Take notice, that on the 29th day of cation of G. F. San irn
the
April,
1». 1912, ___
an - application
was Company
..... A.
JP...__
r, ____ ___|
. . to register
egl
agitators would find an unwelcome j posed. As this is the first under­
filed by said G. K. Sanborn Company in title to the East Half (E 1
field in Coquille for the operation j taking of this kind launched on the
the Circuit Court of Coos County for of Section Eighteen (18)
initial registration of the title to the Township Twenty-eight(28)
of their nefarious practices, and no coast, results will be watched with
land above described. Now unless you South, Range Nine (9)
fears are entertained of trouble interest.
appear on or before the 10th day of A eat of Willamette Merid-
June. A. D. 1912, and show cause why j ¡an. in Coos County, Ore-
arising Irom this lawless, floating
We believe the colportage boat j
such application shall not be granted, 8on>
element.
under the guidance of this able
the same will be taken as confessed and
versus
a decree w ill be entered according to Irene M. .s tringer Hunt and Application
! divine will be the means of carry-1
Is
it
hard
for
you
to
get
the
“ Lend a Hand
the prayer of the application and you John Herman Hunt, her
No. 10
” 1 6 ,,an,e 01 1 ing many people over life’s troubl- !
farm hands out on time?
will be forever barred from disputing husband: Krma G. Stringer
very creditable 16 page
the
same
Starret
and
William
A.
Star-
pc-iii). lca* ed sea to a harbor of safety and 1
Is it hard for you to get them
J ames W atson , Clerk.
ret. her husband; Frank N.
edited, printed and published by in­
up iu the morning?
rest.
Bv Robt. R. W atson, Deputy.
Stringer. Josephine Eliza­
mates ol the Oregon Stale Peniten­
If so, why not let Big Ben do it
beth
Stringer, Helen Marga­
Brown A Kddy, Applicant’s Attorneys.
for you?
ret Stringer, Jennie Nicholl
tiary at Salem. Its object is to
FOR SALK
Stringer, Ada Marietta
Rig Ben is a truth telling end
< encourage moral and intellectual
Three acres dose in Suitable for
Wright, Union Trust Com-
reliable alarm clock.
mny, John K.Lyon, Calvin
improvement among the inmates; chicken ranch. New six room cot­
It’s
his
business
to
get
people
’entress, and all whom it
to devote its energies along lines tage, all modern improvements
up in the world.
may concern, Defendants.
For
sale
cheap
hy
owner.
Address
calculated to lead recreant ones
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
And he’ll do it every day at any
Box t47, Coquille, Oiegon.
Take notice, that on the 29th day of
time you say.
back to usefulness in society; to ac­
Day-old, Barred Rock
April, A. I>. 1912, an application was
Ne*t time you drive to town,
quaint the public with their true
filed by said G. F. Sanborn Company in
C h i c k s from trap
G arden F e r t i l i z e r Super Pn s-
walk over to the store and take
the Circuit Court of Coos County for
status, and to dispel the prejudice phali the best, cheapest and most
a look at him.
initial registration of the title to the
nested
hens,
$15.00
which exists against thore who cleanly fertilizer known. For sa e
land above described. Now unless you
I keep him in the window where
per hundred.
appear on or before the 10th day of
everyone can see him.
have paid the penalty ol their in any quantity from ten pounds
June.
A. D. 1912, and show cause why
J. K. Q u ick .
transgression." A most laudable UP-
such application shall not be granted,
the same will be taken as confessed and
mission to pursue and one deserv-
Poor appetite is a sure sign of im-
Plym ou th Place P o u ltry a decree will be entered according to
ing the encouragement o f all v h a rit- PH'red digestion. A few doses'of Cham-
the prayer of the application and you
,
berlain ’o Stoma, h ,ind Liver T ablets will
be forever barred from disputing
able citizens ol our commonwealth, strengthen vour digestion and improve
---------------- Y a rd s ----------------- will
the same.
The editorials are ably writteu up >our «PP«tite. Thousands have been
J ames W atson , Clerk.
The Jeweler
,.
r benefited by taking these T a b l e t s '.old
__
. . . - , . __
By Hobt. R. Watson. Deputy.
onlines appealing to inmates to so by all druggists
“ R EPA IR IN G
C O Q U I L L E Box 4 3 4
M a r s h fie ld , L ire. Brown & Eddy, Applicant's Attorneys.
I
,
THEY DO SAY
MALARIA
UTY COUNCIL PAYS ON
I
DON’T FALL
into the error of thinking it la
economical to do your own
baking. How can it be when
vou have to pay retail prices
for all materials while we buy
them at wholesale. Try our
bread, biscuits, rolls, etc., for
awhile and you’ll find your
bread expense considerably re­
duced. Worth a trial anyway.
City Bakery
IM oril’f
Black-Draught«
Crescent Ranges
RENOW NED-RELIABLE
Skookum
R estaurant
ROOSEVELT WINS
OHIO BY 30,000
WILLAMETTE
Tents
$6 to $20
OLD PRINTER-SOLDIER
RESIDENT OF COQUILLE
Wagon
Sheets
amm o c k s
Camp Chair
Cots
Camp Stoves
Etc.
ANDERSON
New and Second-Hand Goods
No Matter How Many
Books You Keep
COLPORTAGE BOAT
SOON TO BE LAUNCHED
B ig B e n
h e lp s r u n th e f a r m
o n tim e
B a b y C h ic k s Ì
SCHROEDER
a bank book outclasses them all in importance and
value. When it is balanced the cancelled checks are
better than any entry in your ledger as evidence of
money paid. When you deposit your cash here the
natural ambition to keep a good balance prevents
much needless spending. Think it over.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
DOUBLE DISC RECORD
O N LY
35c
Remember we are still giving a good double
disc graphopboue record when your cash
purchase amoiiDts to $5 00, by the payment
of 35 cents extra. A good assortment to
select from. A full and complete line of
Staple and Fancy Groceries, F l o u r , Feed,
Lard. Etc. See us before buying Economy
Fruit Jars.
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Drane's Store