»hut the ir-uu si-iJ af is long on party programs. SUNDAY StKVILtS IN The Coquille Herald all ter renumber bis wife killed the bear A good A MKSSAQK FROM THE COLONEL year th“ potato mark'l whs ove - stocked and our fanner# fed li 1 s of them to their stock, l ut pii.se, t indications in ttiis section ins tint tbe farmers have not raised a so - PKU8UYTK1UA.N CHURCH. Services Sunday at 11a. 111 and ficieut quantity this year to supp y 7:30 p. m. tbe local demand. - *•» - Sunday School at 10 a. m. Frank H. Adams, Paster. . Notice to Creditors COQUILLE CHUNCHES many college professors “kill bar” That there is to be no compro that way. He was also silent son- mise among the Progressives and oerniug tbe celebrated “Restaurant Republicans has been made known Meeting” of the President atid Mr. among the Progressives of the 1’arkiDsou. Ho was also silent con House who have received and have cerning the burning of Mr. Parkin thrown their hats in the air in joy P. C. LEVAR, Lessee. Devoted to the material and social son in eftigy by a part of tbe stu because of tbe message from Colonel upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par dent body. (Press dispatch author- Roosevelt which declared; “We are Notice is hereby given that the under M. L Church ticularly and of Coos County gqperally. ity.) signed that Frank L. Lo\ve,has been du.y this fight to tbe finish, and re; Suuday school at to a. m. Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance Tbe people of tbe state are not in appointed administrator of the estate of gardless of results; we have only Preaching at u a m. and 8 p. in. David J. Lowe,deceased,and that letters fighting tbe University, they are administration have been duly issu d Phone Main 354. Prayer meeting Thursdays at of to him begun to fight." out of the County Court of the stiite fighting tbe spirit of the University, 8 p . m . C H. B r y a n , Pastor. r a h ! r a h ! fo r b a n a n a s ! of Oregon, in and for the County of Cq< s. NO BIBLE IN SCHOOLS *s made manifest when tbe “friends The banana has escaped with all Now therefore, all persons having claims against said estate are here y Christian Science Society and professors of the University its skin, though it looked for a time to present the same with proper (Roseburg News) Corner Third and Hall streets. notified were trying In beat down and an vouchers, duly verified as by law in The Portland school board has nul the referendum law of the state. as though a tariff would be levied Services at 11 a m next Sunday quired,within six months form the date at the office of James T. Ha l, been wrestling with a problem that If you have forgotten what was upon it in order to bring a contem Subject leeBon sermon, “Unreali. :” nerefof, 11 Eldorado springs up at various times, jn dif said and done look through the plated revenue of $ 4 , 000,000 or $ 5 ,- Wednesday evening meeting SiyO Counto Oregon. Block, Marshfield, Ceos Frank L. Lowe, ferent parts of the country, and news papers of tbe days when that 000,000 to the government. The Administrator of the estate of David L Church South which is fought for and against fight was on, and the vote that fol Senate amendment to the tariff Services M. next !)-16-5t as usual J. Lowe, deceased. with more tenacity than any one lowed that fight made plain that the measure placing a duty on the fruit Sunday school Sunday at 10 . a m. Notice For Publication Other proposition. when once people of this state would stand by has been stricken out,and“ the poor Epworth League at 6:45 p. m. Department of the Interior, U. S. opened up. The perplexing question the initiative and referendum first, man’s food" will continue to sell at You are invited to be present Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Sep tember 27, 1913. was the allowing of the reading ol last and all tbe timp, even if the the same old ent-rate prices at the Notice is hereby given that Gcotge ST. JAMRS EPISCOPAL. the Bible, or any part of it, on the UniveKJfy grounds became a corner grocery or fruit stand. W. Cornwall, of Lampa, Oregon, who, Services first and third Sundays on 22, 1906, made Home daily sessions of the plowed field. The “friends” and CERTIFICA TE OF CHARACTER FOR of each month. Sunday school stead December Entry Serial No. 01416, for SE 't, lthoMs.'^ifMvas supported by the professors "BO SSY ” Sec. 20. T. 28 S., R. 13 west Willam every Suuday at 10 a. m. have learned this lesson; ette Meridian, has filed notice of association of ministers. That there that bull-dozing You are hrai tily w >lo a« > . Tbe Department of Agriculture doesn’t work; and intention to make five year proof, is a wide-spread objection to this are so tame now that they will eat informs us that there are five hun to establish claim to the land above described, before Edgar A. procedure, was shown by the pro salt out of your hand So I am of the dred dairies in all producing certi CHURCH OP CHRIST. Dodge, United States Commissioner, at tests against it, and by the strong opinion that a new spirit will gov fied milk, arid that the daily pro Bible school at 10 a in. Myrtle Point, Oregon, on thé 7th day November, 1913. vote of the board by which it was ern the life of tbe University from duction is 25,000 gallons, which is Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. of Claimant names as witnesses: Prayer meeting ut 8 |>. ui. each rejected and settled. John Culbertson and E. L. Webb of an increase of three hundred per now on: that spirit which emphasi Wednesday. Oregon, and George Robins m We have no doubt if the proposi the rights of man instead of tbe cent in five years. The general de Preaching at 11:00 a. m and 8 . Lampa, and Tenn Robinson, of Coquille, Ore tion of using some of the beautiful zes p in. gon. mand for certified milk is for in of the dollar. B. F. JONES thoughts and classic language and rights You are cordially invited to all Does University need this fants and sick people. Register 9-30-6t these services powerful rhetoric, were included in $175,000? the I am of tbe opinion that T. B. McDonald, Minister the text books, and used as exam she does for I know Notice of Final Settlement East Fork Items that three years ples of perlect, coucise and lumin ago some of those buildings were Notice is hereby given that the an ous literature, that no more objec shabby; that tbe library room was Ivan Laird and AlviD Harry are days. Four fishermen ou Sixes dersigned has filed his final report as tion would be made to the excerpts too small; so there is no question enjoying themselves seeing Portland caught 200 one afternoon, the most administrator of the estate of Win. Hutchinson, deceased, in the County than there is to the Iliad or Odyssey in my mind but that tbe plant with side trips to other parts of the of them measuring 14 to 10 inches Court of the State of Oregon for ( no. in length. , of Homer. But the great religious should be enlarged and improved. state and Washington. County, and that the Judge of said has made an order fixing the day bodies themselves are divided upon Another reason why I shall vote for Mr. Young, uf Portland, is teach Miss Olive Poste, daughter of Court for hearing objections thereto on me the hidden meauiugs of that book, this Mrs. M. T. Wright of this place was first Monday of November, 1913, at 10 is that I want to ing the Brewster school. o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at upon which all their foundations help appropriation married in San Fraucisco Saiutday, his Will Oleson caught a large black give a black eye to any scheme office in the Court house of raid are built. The Protestant, the Cath that will try to consolidate the U. of bear in a trap ou the Hance place. Sept. 27, 1913, to Roy Cab it The County, at Coquille, Oregon. W. R. P anter , olic and the Jew. all draw their in O. and the O. A. C. into one school. groom is not known at Port Oi ford Administrator of the estate of VV m inspirations, their doctrines arid Tbe O. A. C. is a good school of its Mr. Fredricks is pulttng up a but the bride lias many friends here 9 23 5t Hutchinson, deceased. building for his cream separator their moral creeds from the same and has all the work it can James Devault who has rented who wish her every happiness original source yet each objects to kind Notice of Hearing of Final Account handle. U- of O , after it jets Pearly Crowley's place took posses Frands Nordberg, who has been the version of the other being used through Tbe assisting the black sand miners ut Notice is hereby given that the :n licking the wounds that it sion the first of the month. as a whole in the schools where the has received has filed his final report as Beach for the past two weeks, dersigned in the “house of its Executor of the Estate of Moses A children of all attend. If their com friends” and gets the new vision of The Crowleys are preparing to go Gold has returned to Port Orford. The Welch, in the County Court of C >os bined opposition had been made service that does not carry tbe dol to Arizona where it is hoped Mr. company has closed down foe the County, State of Oregon, and that he Hon. John F. Hall, Judge of said court, against the reading of the Koran, or lar mark, its work of developing and Mrs. Crowley will have better present, but bope^o sta t up cn a has fixed Monday, the 3rd day of No the teachings of Confucius, it might men will add more worth to the health. at 10 o’clock a. m. of said day larger scale in the future as they vember, at his office in Coquille, Oregon, as he have carried with it a larger force state than if she bad to spend part were well pleased with the experi time and place for hearing objections of public opinion, but tbe result in of her time in sizing up the differ Fishtrap and Vicinity to said final report. menting they did. G ko . C. W elch , Portland isonly a repetition of what Executor of the Estate of Mo es The bear which Chns. Forty has taken place in many other lo ent breeds of cattle. The farmers have been busy trapped last week was one uf tbe A. Welch, deceased. R. A. Easton. 9 16 5t calities, and among the opposition threshing, and are now preparing largest and fattest ones that bad can be found many citizens who to fill their silos. Notice of Sale of Tide Lsnds cannot be accused of antagonism to FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Geo. Henniger has been building been killed in this vicinity for some time. The brute weighed close to accepted Christianity or established him a new silo. Mr. Albee did the 500 pounds, and would have yielded Notice is hereby given that the State religion Board of th State of Oregon will carpenter work. (Continued Irom first page) about 15 gallons of oil had it been Land sell to the highest bidder at its office in defense of former Congressman Jen the Capitol at Salem, Oregon* Michigan Cow Has Record kins of Wisconsin, who is dead and Mr. Meadows has been digging a carefully tried out, above 10 gallons on November Building at 10:00 o'clock well for J. B. Lame, who recently being saved as it was. The big fat A. M., on said IS, day, 1913, all the State’s ¡mer in the tide and overflow lands here Eminent’s Bess a Jersey cow “cannot speak for himself.” It traded for Mr. Cleghorn's place was caused from high living on est inafter described, giving, however, to owned in Houghton county, Mich., will be remembered that the labor here. sheep ranges. the owner or owners of any lands abut ting or fronting on such tide and over has made what is said to be a new unions opposed the nomination of Frank Miller Jr. has moved his Fruit of local growth will be flow the preference right to pur world’s record. Under the supervis Littlefield and Jenkins, who were family to the Conalogue logging scarce in Curry county this year, chase lands, said tide and overflow lands at prominent members of Congress a the highest offered, provided such ion of Michigan Agricultural college camp where he will work for the owing to the heavy wind storm of offer is made price in good faith,and also pro she shows a production of 18,783 few years ago, on account of the in winter. that the land will not be sold for, several weeks ago which blew bo viding any offer therefor accepted, of less lbs. of milk, testing 1132 pounds fluence these men exercised in pro Rev. Waymeyer, of Gravel Ford, much of it from the trees. The ap nor than $7.50 the Board res- rv- nine ounces of butter The former tective tariff legislation, the Manu preached to the people at the Wil- ple crop will fail short nearly one ing the right per to acre, reject any and all b'ds. Said lands are situate in Coos County, Jersey record, held by Jacob# Ireue, facturers Association very consis lowdale N. B church Sunday, Sept. half, and the pear and prone out Oregon and described as follows, to-wit: tently came to the aid ol their cam 28. was 17,258 pounds of milk at a point on the section look is but little if any better« Last line, Beginning paigns. and nothing improper would 132 feet east of meander corner at The Fishtrap Ladies Aid met at highwater, on left bank of Isthmus A Genuine Codfish ever have been charged had it not Slough, on line between Sections 11 and the home of Ben Knife last Friday for the extravagant assertions for work. 14, T. 26 S.R. 13 W of W. M. Thence, Jas. Wasson made a trip with the been S. 12’15'E. 127 feet along high water “ of the discredited Mulhall. S.34°10'E. 137 “ ............................ gasuline boat Big Chief to the bauks t h e m in is t r y a n d p o l i t i c s Misses Ethel and Stella Taylor, S. 9’55’E. 660 “ “ “ “ “ lying between Coos Bay and the S. 5’29'E.1755 ............................more Grace Miller, Alva Taylor and Bob or less to south boundary of Lot 7, Sec. Coquille last week, returning Thurs As an explanation of whv preach Miller spent Sunday with Miss 14. East 10 feet to low water on left day with a fine catch of halibut and ers have not been promiuent in Hazel Radabaugh bank of slough. Thence N. 5°22 W. 1755 feet along low waterline, thence N. other sea fish, among which was a holding offices, Senator Clapp told Rev. John Root, who has tbe 9’26'W. 660 feet along low water line, genuine black cod or Alaska cod. the Senate the other day that “In Staff place rented, sustained a very thence N. 27’30'W. 127 feet along low water line, thence N. T W. 125 feet We mentioned two or three months the early history ot this country in heavy loss by fire when tbe burn, along low water line more or less to ago that a number of these codfish many of the states, ministers of the silo and other outbuildings binned line between sections 11 and 14, thence gospel were forbidden to hold office, West 63 feet more or less along said had been caught by Jiiu Wasson on on that place at Arago a short time section line to place nf hogining, and upon the theory that politics were the banks off Heceta Head,above the containing .95 acres of tide land front ago; losing all his bay an 1 corn and ing on Lots 7 & 8, Section 14, T. 26 Siuslaw, and that they were the first so degrading that tbe minisiters nine fat hogs and some machinery. S.R.13W. fish of the kind ever brought into could not withstand the degrading He has purchased the hay and corn Applications and bids should be ad dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State the local market. We also learned effects.” Tbe Senator explained on the Wilson and Frank Fish place Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and mark at that time from Dr. Haydon, who that it was not upon the theory that of Mr. Taylor and Mr. Nichols, who ed *‘Application and bid to purchase the church would demean politics, tide land.” is authority on such matters, that Le a ve will soon leave here for Douglas G. G. Brown, heretofore the southern limit for but that politics would degtade and county Clerk State Land Board. to reside. A subscription lower the dignity of tbe gospel,that Dated Sept. 11, 1913. these fish was Vancouver island. y o u r c a ll w i t h has been raised for Mr. Root which 9-16-9t The capture of the cod above men the opposition of the clergy came will greatlv aid him in purchasing tioned, off the Coos county coast is to be raised against political posi- hay and other feed for the large B ig B en, h e ’ll call you the first we have ever heard of be sitions. of over 30 cows for the winter, o n the d o t at an y tim e ing caught in these waters, and f i n d i n g p r o o f o f t h e p u d d in g herd his loss will still be very heavy. yo u say. goes to show that the limit for these The Republican leader, “Jim” but Rev. And if you roll over and the new minister fish is gradually being extended Mann, bad plenty ot criticism for | for the Anderson, I ■ IK WOMAN'S BREAST try M. E. church South, at this southward. They are a better and the House currency bill, but he place, held services at that church he’ll “just-one-more-nap,” ^ ^ A L W A Y S BEGINS a SMALL LUMP LIKE repeat his call 30 sec- THIS and ALWAYS P O I S O N S DEEP GLANDS fatter fish than the ling-cod, from slipped a cog when speaking of the last Sunday. j onds later and keep on call- IN THE ARMPIT AND K I L L S Q U I C K L Y which they are easily distinguished, Democratic caucus,by not condemn ing until you’re wide Rev. W 7. B. Smith who has been being darker in color and having a ing it as has been the custom amoug awake. much smaller head.—Coos Bay- his fellow Republicans aud Progres preaching at the above mentioned Ben stands 7 inches tall— IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR News. sives. Mr. Mann said: “ I have church for the past two years has He’s Big heavy, massive, handsome. I TREAT BEFORE it Poisons Bone orOeep 61a ids moved to Bandon. never been disposed to critici-e tbe He’s got a great, big dial you can Easton Says He Will methods ol the majority in the leg Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kuight have easily read in the dim morning No KNIFE or PAIN Vote For Appropriation islative body. The test is, what is been visitiDg at the home of tbe light, No Pay Until Cured! a sunny deep toned voice No X Ray or other’ ’ 11 hear distinctly on your sleep the result that comes out ol that latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ten you •kindle. An island plant makes tho cure iest mornings. Editor Herald:— Robison for several days but have meeting. A * BSO LU TE GUARANTEE. ny TUMC? LUMP or I’ve placed him in the window Sore Prof. Schafer did not Btate that TH K yU IN TESSEN CE OF PERFECTIO N now returned to their Catching Look on tine 1 ; at him whenever vou go by or It NmrPafniun: body long j C ro.r tbe Professor who wrote the maga According to Representative Pep creek place. •ta*e. 120 PAGE 1 Nuf Sed. •ent free; testimonials, r-t zine article extoling the “Oregi n per of Iowa “ the significant thing j W. H. thousands cured at 1 km .*• W KITE TO SOME » - - System” helped Mr. U'lien make about this banking and currency” j tURIty COUNTY CULLINGS AN Y LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST the fight. He was reticent on that is tbe fact “ that there have not been 1« CANCER. Wr refuse thousands Dying, any real objections to the bill as a (From the Port Orford Tribune) Came Too late. We have cured 10,000 in 20 r*. point. There ia a mighty big differ bill.” Such acqttiesence in a party Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY & t’O. 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